Shepherd Neame Bishops Finger (3.5%)

Brewed by Shepherd Neame
Style: Bitter
Faversham, England

Bottled. An amber beer with a thick white head. The aroma is sweet hoppy with light notes of caramel, and so is the flavor. The body is thin (no woder).

(Bottle 50 cl) Clear, amber golden with a dense, off-white head leaving some lacework. Vague aroma of caramel. Thin body with a dry nuttiness and some dry hops in the finish. Quenching but watery. 040307

50 cL clear bottle. Pours clear and golden deep orange to hazzlenut brown and a dense off-white head. Dry malty and slight hoppy spiced aroma. Mild breadish and somewhat thin to watery flavoured. Holds a mild bitterness into malt driven finish.

Bottled. Looks nearly the same as the regular Bishops Finger, but my guess is that it's made according to the following recipe:
Take 36cl of Bishops Finger. Add 20cl of tap water - and voilá, we've made a pint of metallic, thin watery ale.

Bottle, 3.5%. Nutty aroma, grainy vinousness. Clear amber colour. Small tan head. The flavour is nutty with grassy and spicy aroma hops. A bit watery, as expected.

Bottled. Red copperish colour, big foamy white head. Malry and fruity, bitterish aroma. Fruitish hoppy flavour with maltish hints. Hops gets strong in finish. Dry mouthfeel. A bit hayish malty aftertaste.

Light amber color. Poor aroma, cheap. Very light taste, with just some caramel and rather bitter final. They just added water…

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.