Waitrose Organic Ale

slightly cloudy with a large head that rapidly disappears. Sweet grassy aroma, a bit fizzy, metallic taste.

Golden, clear and slightly hoppy.Not a lot of body considering its reasonable strength.Pleasant but not very demanding.

Subtitled: The Green Man Ale. 500 ml bottle. Light copper color. Decent white head. Light hop and malt aromas. Rather biscuit flavor with a slightly citrus bitter. Medium body with frothy carbonation. Mild overall, but a decent ale which finishes with a respectable amount of floral bitter.

Bottle thanks to father. Aroma is caramel and biscuity, floural hop, but minimal. Taste is similar, over carbonated and you can really taste the pasturisation.

Bottle at home ... amber ... light fruity hop ... balanced fruity ... light fruit little malt ... gentle floral hop ...

500ml bottle from Waitrose. Gold with a large loose off-white head; caramel aroma; malty with some fruit but little bitterness; leaving a sticky unappealling finish. There are much better organic ales than this.

Really, really unpleasant ale that is blatantly made by someone who cares about ’organic’ products, but has no knowledge about, or interest in, beer. It tastes disgusting and lingers unpleasantly (after a deceptively ok cereal malt nose).

Bottle picked up from Waitrose, Witney, 29-07-06. Copper coloured beer that had a large white head. Aroma was a little strange it’s bizarre that this is organic coz’ I felt that if anything the aroma was a bit chemically. Fairly uninspiring in the taste dept’ some maltyiness and low levels of bitterness, just a bit to safe really.