Wye Valley Butty Bach

Brewed by Wye Valley
Style: Bitter
Hereford, England

Sweet malty aroma, alittle fruity (banana, berries), vanilla. Cloudy orange-brown color with white head. Sweet malty flavor hints of cinnamon (english yeast). Not all that for the price, though.

Light malty sweet aroma, mild buttery scent. Murky golden body small white head. Sweet initial malty flavors end with yeasty bitter taste. Light bodied and dry ending. Fair at best but not worth the cost.

Cask at Gullivers Pub, Copenhagen.
Hazy amber body with a good head. Aroma is unusual, butterscotch and butter notes. Flavor is sweet and creamy again with that quite odd butter note! Bitter hoppy finish.

Cask @ Fitzgeralds S/land; Unimpressively reasonable, little of note except a hint of a rubbery aftertaste. As a premium ale - v.poor!

This was very disappointing, very light and watery, with a thin taste and mouthfeel. SOme light fruits and hoppiness pervade, with a lack of malts to compliment the taste. Go ahead and pass this one up.

[Cask at Gullivers, Copenhagen] An amber beer with a small beige head. The aroma is lighty fruity. The flavor is nicely fruity, slighlty sweet with notes of flowers and fresh hopflowers. It ends on a light bitterness.

I was about to slam this beer but then I saw how bad everyone before me did. Save your cash on this one. Cool bottle is the best I can say.

Glad to know I'm not the only significantly unimpressed one. Slightly hazy orange-gold. Nose toasty, a bit lemony. Bready, bit of a hoppy bite, but watery and bland. Thin.