British Bitter
The Civil Life Brewing Company

 

Ultra clear, golden amber body; dense, moderately lively carbonation; very thick and lasting head, white, sudsy with a rolling contour on top. Incredibly inviting toasted grain nose; warm bread crust. The taste follows suit with the aroma; warm, toasted cereal grains; toasted caramel; fairly bold hop bitterness delivers the taste complexity; clean. Medium-light body; a tad thin; warm and crisp.

What an awesome low ABV beer! Visually exciting with fantastic smells and flavors. I consider myself lucky to have received two cans of this beer. I would love to find this again.

ABV: 4.2%; pouring temperature: 50.7 °F; canning info: 03/14/25
Source: awesome beer trade with @not2quick (thank you, Justin)

 

Had on tap. Clear orange body, khaki head. Smell and taste are the same: orange, leafy hops, dry english yeast lead the mild earthy malts and mild forest floor pine. Feel is mild and smooth with yeast and more so hops playing through it all, nice textures culminating in the finish. Not traditional but tasty, would love it on cask

 

 

 

 

On cask.

 

Orange Amber in Color. A bit hazy. Smooth. Malty. Some hop bitterness that balances out well. Easy drinking. Real good English bitter. Not the sexiest style, but it's good.

The can label is perfect for this beer as it simply says craft beer. Almost like a steam beer or common. A little heftier body than a typical blonde but easy drinking. Minimal light bitterness and a hint of floral nose from the light hops. Clean body.