St Peters Winter Ale

Another delicious St Peters brew--Poured a deep dark black-brown body with a thin tan head. MIld spicy, nutty, chewy, gritty nose. Complex nose of chocolate, toffee, dark fruits, and spices. Finished sweet, bitter, and fruity with a boozy nip to it. Nice beer!

Bottle, poured into a Kapuziner glass. Black with a tan head that doesn’t sticks around for too long. Aroma is anise and chocolate malts. Flavor has a nice burnt anise thing going on along with some mint and fennel. There’s some plum and a mellow earthiness with some coffee. Really a lot of flavors here. I like for an Old Ale that it’s not as sticky sweet as most of the beers of this style I’ve tried. Another English beer I’d love to try on cask.

its a dark plum with brownish notes and finger lacing. Minimal spice and a nice fruit compost sweetness. nuts hops and other foods reminisant of he hollidays. Chewey.

Dark black, redue light barely visible through beer, nice beige head. Nose is coffee, heavy malt, hops. Creamy thick mouthfeel. Bitterness lingers.

Pours a very dark reddish-brown colour with a nice sized tan head. Aroma is somewhat nutty, with noticeable hop and alcohol aromas as well. flavor closely resembles a porter. creamy and rich in taste.