Steve's "Snappin' Ale"
Bull & Bush Brewery

Very light, VERY watery pour. Zero head. No translucency. Good thing I like this style or id rate this a 1 on appearance.

Smell is magnificent. More pepper than ive ever smelled in a beer. I'm unable to discern hot pepper from green pepper but I dont care i love it.

Taste is peppery as FUCK. heat level is like a 2/10 which is my only disappointment. Still love it.

Feel is idk how do you even rank a feel on a wierd beer like this? It feels like a 6% ale should. Nothing to detract or add to here so feel gets rated same as im going to rate overall as to not influence rating.

Overall I love it. I guarantee you won't and I dont know you. But I'd drink this by the case if it were available nearby. I love spicy beers (even though this really isnt) and I also love non spicy pepper beers almost as much. The vegetle essence peppers impose play so well in pale ale and IPA style beers.

Poor head production and zero retention or lacing. While this may be expected for the style, I still can't give it credit for a pleasing appearance. Body is murky and orange.

Super peppery aroma. There's very little else going on, besides perhaps a hint of honey, but it's a wonderful aroma that really delivers on the premise of the beer.

The cherry peppers are equally potent on the palate, albeit with only the barest hint of heat. This is a chili pepper beer through and through: slightly sour and extremely vegetal. A bit of pale malt just barely holds up the amount of peppers, providing a bit of sweetness and just enough booze so that you know you're definitely drinking a beer.

Moderately low carbonation, but it's not watery or slick; it's got a nice bite. Very drinkable.

This is a gimmicky beer - and I love it! This is all about cherry peppers, unabashedly so, and it completely delivers.

Clear, golden orange body; fair carbonation but no head. Excellent roasted chili aroma; hot and earthy; peppery. Outstanding pepper taste; oily yet not fiery. Heavy body; slick and oily; mild to moderate chili pepper heat.

Like most chili ales, head presence is just not there. Otherwise, this is a very approachable chili beer, loaded with great chili flavor and warmth. It won't scorch your tongue, but you definitely will note the chili presence. Well worth trying.