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This beer pours a light gold in colour, with a massive fine white foam. Nice though this is it does make it difficult to pour. Or maybe it just makes you wait longer before sampling it. Not a beer to have if you are thirsty. Once poured, it has the very faint aroma of peach and apricot. In the mouth it is light – I mean really light. The bubbles could be helium, the liquid feeling so light and fluffy, and its effervescence lasts. Very delicate flavours of honey and hops are revealed, with a slow lingering taste of honeyed hops at the swallow. Its lightness reflects how well it has been brewed, it is almost watery at times, but fails to make much of a statement otherwise, and after drinking it is a bit forgettable.
This beer is an International Beer Bronze medalist which I think reflects how well it is made. From a beer drinkers point of view I think it is somewhat lacking. This bottle is No. 2 of a range in the “Connoisseurs Choice” by Sharps Brewery. I look forward to trying the others. The No. 1 I know is an awsome drink. |
| Region: | UK, Cornwall | |
| Contains: | Malt, Barley, Hops | |
| Price: | £1.80 | |
| ABV: | 4.5% | |
| Closure: | Bottle Top, 500ml | |
| Source: | Sharps Brewery | |
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