Briar And Bramble Pub Ale
Double Shift Brewing Company

Pours a light brown with a slight fog to it. A top sits a finger of white foam. Aroma is light bread and biscuit malts, but is overall light in the aroma department. Flavor profile is biscuit, bread, and earth malts that form a simplistic, but good beer. Mouth feel is a touch fizzy which breaks up the otherwise crisp feel. It has a medium thickness. Overall, a good straightforward beer. It sips well, and is great for enjoying in a long session.

Draft. Reviewed from notes.

 

On tap. Poured a pale amber color with a small, tan head of bubbly foam. It smelled of toasted malt, bread crust and floral notes. Sweet caramel and roasted malt with a grassy bitterness.

 

Draft at the brewery.
Amber orange color, a couple fingers of cream colored foam on top.
Delicate arcs of lacing all around the glass, lasting surface coverage.

Soft fruity aroma, orange and a light biscuity malt sweetness also.

Taste has a citrusy hop note and a smooth malt base. Fairly simple but tasty and easily drinkable.
Light bodied, clean and easily drinkable. Overall a solid example of an underrated style.