Websters Yorkshire Bitter

Brewed by John Smiths (S&N, Heineken)
Style: Bitter
Tadcaster, England

An amber beer with a small orange head. The aroma is spicy with a sharp hoppyness. The flavor is sweet and very dry hoppy in the end.

Canned. Copper colour, creamy head. Caramel aroma. Sweet, with simplistic malt character and light body with some papery malt, but near no hops. Low-medium bitterness.

500ml can. I’ve had this several times, but not really since I was a student in nightclubs. It hasn’t changed at all. Deep clear copper colour with a lasting off white head. Slight hop aroma. Some caramel. Absolutely no flavour at all in the mouth with some dusty hop and caramel on end. Dull tasteless bitter. And people complain that they live in Oklahoma

A Mes rate: Half from the wonderful (not at all) Cherry Orchard in Newington. Had this listening to the local "talent" slaughter Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd. It has to be said the beer matched up to the quality of the music. So watery I could have put a goldfish in there and it wouldn’t have died. Nothing in the nose or flavour. The only thing of note was a slight bitterness to the finish. Yum!

I had this beer many years ago at one time when I was too lazy and stupid to write my thoughts. I will update this as soon as I get my hands on this beer again.

Reddish amber colour with small off-white head. Slightly sweet malty aroma with hints of hops. Flavor again has some sweetness combined with a bitter finish.

Tinned, pasteurised. Brown amber, a little murky, carbonated but short lasting head. All that was available at a party, so had several, largely tasteless, maybe some boiled malt and sticky sugary caramel notes, otherwise just dull and boring. Drank to be sociable.

Canned. Slightly malty. Quite sweet and very weak. This is really bad and boring.