Timothy Taylor Landlord (Cask)

Cask @ Woking Beer Festival 2009. Excellent light amber session bitter. Good hop aroma with plenty of caramel in the taste. Finishes with a clean bitterness. Overall one of the best session bitters around.

Cask at The Cambridge, Charing Cross Rd, London. Pours light amber. Pleasant, grassy aroma. Muted hops with a surprising apple aftertaste.

From cask@Haymarket, Edinburgh. One finger cream head on a hazy, copper colored body. Smells yeasty with some light doughy malts and a scent of tinned fruits. Taste is light to medium sweet, smooth malty. A fine, lightly spiced and earthy bitterness in the backbone. Softly carbonated, very smooth in the mouth. Fruit tones and mild bitterness in the ending. A fine session beer.

Cask @ The Encore, Stratford-Upon-Avon, England. Carmel, color, Sweet caramel malt, medium bitterness, well balanced, smooth, quite good

20.09.2009, on tap at the Bow Bar, Edinburgh. Yellow colour with white head. Aroma is sweet malty with some grass or hay. Low bitterness. Aftertaste is spicey.

Nose: v malty, toast, honey, butter, nutty. Taste: bitter orange, malt, light treacle, butter. Lovely and refreshing and I drank this in the perfect time and location - a warm afternoon in a pub garden.

Golden with a small white head. Aroma of citrus, pear and exotic fruit with a hint of butter. Sweet and fruity with goiod hop flavour and bitterness

Cask @ The Hospital Arms Colchester. Aroma of flowers and hops. Malty and hoppy flavour. Nice hoppy finish. Very nice!