Samuel Smiths Organic Cherry Fruit Beer

Brewed by Melbourn Brothers (Samuel Smith)
Style: Fruit Beer
Stamford, England

Bottled. A red beer with a pink head. The aroma is sweet fruity among them light notes of cherries. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt and cherries - somewhat artificial, leading to a dry finish.

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Clear reddish with a pinkish head. Distinct cherry aroma. Medium body with no real malt feel but lots of cherry and almond flavours. Sulphury finish. 030608

35.5 cL bottle. Pours slight cloudy deep red with a lacing pink head. Aroma is dry and sulphorish cherry in a very dense/intense way. Almost almond aroma and flavour. Intense and almost sulphorish cherry flavoured. Ends dry and artificial to sticky.

Bottle. Clear red color with a average frothy good lacing pink head. Aroma is cherry. Flavor is moderate o heavy sweet with a average duration. Refreshing. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft.

Bottled. Clear ruby red colour with small white head. Aroma is cherry stones and caramel. Flavour is very much the same. Totally cherry, from beginning to end.

Bottle. Clear red coloured with a small pink head. Perfumed aroma of marzipan, cherry stones and cherry. Sweet flavour of marzipan, almonds, cherries and cherry stones. Tart finish. Too sweet.

Clear red with tiny off white head. Sweet cherries hits the nose. Very sweet flavor with artificial cherry and almond notes. Ends sweet.

Bottle from some Sam Smith’s pub in Peterborough. Red, orange colour, lasting beige head. Sweet cherry almond aroma, reminds me of a Bakewell Tart. I mean way too wweet. I can’t believe all the sweetness comes from the fruit. Whereas the Raspberry had some interesting tartness, this is straight up cherryade with some almond to go with it. Not unpleasant, it’s a tasty alcopop. Rather good in fact in that way. The bottle lasted oh, about 3 minutes. but the rotting of my teeth lasted much longer. Would happily buy this for a girl such as Sim who likes sweet fruit drinks.