Ploughman's Lunch
Brew Gentlemen

I think this particular style is not well understood by a lot of beer drinkers. As the name suggests, this is a beer built to be paired with a midday meal. Per the style, it is low on carbonation, is decidedly malty, not overly pronounced hop bitterness, and easy to drink in terms of relatively low ABV.

Pours with almost no head, which is understandable given how low the carbonation level is. Color of iced tea, and similarly hazed. Aroma is not pungent, but rather sweetly malty, like a lightly sweet biscuit or sweetened bread crust. Definitely a grain forward beer, flavor wise as well. Bready notes throughout, like whole wheat bread. Really pleasant to drink, no booze notes whatsoever. Goes down quickly and easily, the perfect libation to quench one's parchment after a hearty traditional english lunch of meat cheese and bread. Cheers!