Samuel Smiths Sovereign Best Bitter

G>olden with a white nitro-look head. Weak fruity and floral aroma. Sweet fruity flavour with an apple peel note. Rather thin.

enjoyed at Angel & White Horse, Tadcaster. Medium orange, yelllow pour, Nice white head & decent lacing. Fuller body. Clean, decent flavor.

Cask @ The Crown, London. Dark golden colour, medium dense off-white head. Aroma has fruits, citrus, fresh hops and some malts. Flavour is smooth malty, some sweet malts. Good session ale.

I think I was a bit harsh on this last time. It is bland and too nitrous but I don’t think it warranted the rather scathing review I posted.

Draft @ Anchor Tap, Bermondsey SE1. Pours a clear pale amber color with a creamy white head. Has a fruity malty caramel aroma. Sweetish fruity and malty caramel flavor. Has a fruity malty caramel finish.

<i>Cask Conditioned at Duke of Argyll, London</i>
Light amber hazy color; thin creamy head. Light hop aroma. Simple Bitter, with some caramel, light flavors, light ashes. Correct bitterness. Too light, but not bad.

Great smooth bitter, had this on tap at a small pub in the picadilly area of London. If I ever go back I’ll definitely have this again.

dark honey colour with a decent sized head. Had a slight smell of hops with an average beer taste.