Morland Old Speckled Hen (3.5%)

Brewed by Greene King
Style: Bitter
Bury St. Edmunds, England

Citrus notes in the aroma, flavor is typical amber ale, bitter but semi sweet. Decent beer but would not want more than one of these.

It almost looks like a malt whiskey rather than a beer with it’s reddish color. Pours to a small, tan colored head that fades quickly. Has a squeemish taste about it, like it wants to be really great but isn’t sure about itself. Slight bitterness as you would expect with an ale, but goes down smooth enough without an aftertaste.

Clear amber with a tiny beige head. Sweet aroma with malty, fruity and caramel notes. Foavour was sweet with toasted malt, caramel and hoppy notes. Finished mild bitter.

12 oz. Bottle. Amber color. Thats about the bes thing going for this brew. Tasted bitter. Smelled skunky and was all around a terrible beer. Avoid it....

Amber colour with small white head. Hoppy taste that was quite fruity. Finish was bitter. Decent.

Looks great, smells of hops, fizzy, tastes of hops, slightly fruity with a hint of caremel. Weird aftertaste. Tastes like copper, gets stuck in your mouth. clean taste but not a clean finish

Can@home. Not much aroma, but a nice hoppy flavour. Low carbonated but okay. Flavour notes of caramel.

Pours amber copper with medium offwhite head with some lacing. Flowery and spicy hops with some caramell and coffee in aroma. Malty flavor with a hard to pinpoint offtaste. Finish is dull with low carbonation.