Not a bad one. A bit malty and like a proper beer. Its about time, with the bunch of crud I’ve been trying.
Nice malts, as I’ve said, and crushed biscuits. Gives me the feeling of drinking a beer in the 1970’s of northern engand.
Very slight head on it, slightly lacey – with a nice refreshing yet quenching glug.
Good stuff.
I’ve liked proper job for many years now, since my pal from Bampton (OXON) introduced me.
Its a great dark golden beer, with lovely overtones of malts, spices, oranges and biscuits.
It does have a big brother which I think I prefer due to the mighty kick it gives… But thats a different story
You’ll find this baby in Aldi for much cheapness – I mean like £1.10 a bottle – and you cannot argue with that
Its a decent enough beer – infact its bloody great for the price.
Got that traditional (as I feel) burnt sweet notes with the old school biscuits… What more can you be expecting from an english brew….
Good stuff. Malty, english, just as I like them.
If you really want see how nice a malty beer is, get yourself to your local football club, have yourself a shitty pint of lager and then go grab one of these – then you get to see the absolute difference in tastes…. Like NO OTHER
Very bitter, with a slight coffee flavour (which as it happens, is something I’m in to these days)
I had high hopes after my first sup, and I have to say, I got very bored, very quickly on this one.