Totten's Best Bitter
Ilk Beer

can into glass
Rich 'n' creamy, ivory colored head. Medium orange with caramel and golden tinges, for the look. Slightly fruity, heavily caramelized, medium toasted barley, with a hint of vanilla, for the aroma. Light on the flavors, which are medium toasted wood, with a little bite of a medium toasted caramel malt tinge, with a woody bite, for the flavor.

This is one pretty looking beer; first off it is crystal clear, color is a mix of amber and light brown, the head is off white and lightly clumpy in nature.

Malt leads the nose; little bit of caramel character, light toast, nut skin, hop character is light but I'd go with earthy and some light floral character.

Taste is nice; toast, light biscuit, earth laden hop character; some light fruitiness in the foreground.

Body is light, slightly watery; smooth carbonation, noticeable light bitterness; dry and clean.

Canned 3/22/24. Pour is a dark honey- amber, light head, aroma of biscuit yeast. Taste is very typical, dry with a touch of bitterness upfront, malt coming in afterwards. Nicely carbonated, free of off- tastes. It's a good example of an ale that's a regular in most British pubs.