Well the adverts they used to do for this were beyond silly. But i do actually like this beer, its pretty tasty and well worth having. A bit like John Smiths and unsurprisingly both beers come from Yorkshire.

3.6% non widget 50cl can. pours orange, very large thick offwhite head. aroma was cellarty and on the sweetish side. old perhaps? flavor is sort of easy drinking, slightly sweet to begin , ends tastefully bitter and slightly smoked. best before apr 2009, but tasted and smelled old.

my first original bitter from UK, bread, cereal, amber, white foam, very bitter, fizzy, thin feel, bitter,

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No 582, Non - widget can, 440 ml, contains water, malted barley, syrup, wheat, sugar, hops, caramel, carbon dioxide. Official beer of English rugby. Rated in October 2006. Pours nut - brown, perfectly clear caramelly hued body with small and tiny off white, slightly woody yellowish - beige creamy head. Body saturation is very gentle and texture is perfectly clear. Aroma of burned caramel and gentle baking mild maltyness at the background, gently wheaty, nuts, gently but not too much hoppy in the aromatic profile. Gently flowery herbal touches. The mouthfeel is very smooth with lingering bitterness, barley and wheat malt gentle base with bitter burned caramel. Finish duration is almost medium in lenght. Slightly woody at finish.