IPA Gold
Greene King / Morland Brewery

Clear 500 ml bottle, from a corner shop in London. ABV is 4.1%. Golden colour, large white head. Heineken-like aroma of lightstruck hops, not unpleasant though, also hints of toffee. Fairly fresh and refreshing flavour, not very exciting, but not bad.

 

Bottled
Big bold brassy golden body with decent enough white head
It stinks, skunked more than the doppest dope show in Dopeville
You now behind that skunk there is a golden ale but it'd be fairly watery anyway

 

 

 

 

 

very pale (lager-like) golden ale with frothy head, aroma is very hoppy, (reminds me of my nights working in the oast-house) flavour is initaially quite hoppy, followed by fruits - banana and pineapple. Pleasant refreshing ale, I'd say this would be a great beer for a summers day, I liked it and would have more, one of the best "golden ales" I've tried.

 

Bottle 10/2016. Strong, characteristic aroma of Kent hop, pilsner and slightly coriander like witbier. Light golden coloured beer, clear, white two fingered head disappears fast. Very poor lacing. Taste like half of witbier - coriander and grass, then maltiness like wheat or bread. Little sour in aftertaste, reminds lemongrass. Slightly hoppiness, too small for IPA. Beer is overcarbonated and it’s teasing throat. Overall it’s not very bad, but it's too watery and not enough hoppy.

 

 

 

Hoppy tasting refreshing golden ale.