Shepherd Neame Bishops Finger (3.5%)

Bottle, date?, this is more watery then the big brother. One is wondering if the justed added water to create this bevarage? Amber in colour with light head

Clear amber with a medium sized beige head. Aroma had hops, caramel and malty notes. Flavour was hoppy with malt and caramel notes. A bit watery but ok.

09/10 0.5 l bottle from the English store, Antibes. Couldn’t swear this is the right version, but the green 3,5% label rang my bells when saw this image. Brown to reddish bodied brew with smaller ocher head. Caramel, coffee, some chocolate and a bit of orange in its aroma. In flavor only orange is dominant, there are some toast and caramel, but just in traces. It’s bitter, with thin body and shorter bittersweet finish. Quite liked this one, despite slightly thinner body.

(Bottle) Dark amber colour with frothy, beige head. Malty nose with notes of caramel, dark fruit and spicy hops. Malty taste with caramel, toast, dark fruit and spicy hops in a rather dry, metallic finish. Rather thin body. Decent low abv version of the beer.

Nice amber/caramel color beer. The one i had was bitter with a very clean buit not much flavor. Good any time of year, the name is great, although the clear bottle might have changed the flavor, gonna have to try tap sometime. Brought from the UK by my friend.

Nice fruity aroma, not much wrong with its dark amber colour, strong fruity taste, a bit nutty and spicy, a little bit watery but still leaves a distinct taste.

Nice red colour with a decent head. Nice fruity aroma. Like its cousin Spitfire it also tasted quite fruity. However it was a god bit drier than Spitfire which lost it some marks and not as much of a finish either.

clear amber, white head. herbal, sweetness, faint stale hops. flavor is sligh tcaramelly, slight bitter, flowery.