Boris Citrov
Windsor Castle Brewery (Sadler's Ales)

Bottle. Golden amber with a frothy head. Lacing present.
Hoppy aroma reminiscent of membrillo. Marmalade indeed. Floral notes.
Tastes similar with a pithy bitter finish.
A light refreshing feel.
Nice combination of English and American hops.

After planting the idea of marmalade in ones head (as per the label), it does seem to have that flavour predominating. I thought marmalade was a Spanish creation and the use of a Slavic name is a cheap joke, ho bloody ho. The fruity orange flavour thanks to the hops grinds to an acidic halt on the back of the tongue which is very marmalade like. It's those American hopes that do the trick I assume. It's an interesting beer and worth the experience cos it is pretty outre. Zing and zest.

 

Unimpressive straw to gold colour; orange to marmalade nose. this has a sweet sherbert orange start then very slowly becoem smore bitter, althoguh the sherbert never goes away entirely. Very good.

Punchy orange, not an offensive taste but does lack real substance. A steady beer that's not exactly KO but worth going a few rounds.

Bottled with a beautiful label
Pours an orange tinted amber body with decent enough white head
Big citrus aroma that is almost like opening a marmalade rather than a beer