Belfast Ale 4.5%, Whitewater Brewing, Northern Ireland
28 ratings
3.3
Belfast Ale
4.5% Bitter
Whitewater’s most popular brew this aromatic russet ale is brewed with the addition of Torrified wheat and roasted barley. Rich fruitiness is followed by a gentle hop flavour leading to its smooth succulent finish.

Reviews

Post author: Frings C
Frings C
7 days ago
2.8

Post author: Mark S
Mark S
18 days ago
Belfast Ale, Northern Ireland
1.9
A little lackluster pour with reasonable amounts of foam and carbonation, gifts a amber body with peculiar hue of ruby red and brown. It has a half finger of off white, foamy head which retains for the entirety of the drinks life. The scent is malty, some sweet, bready dough, salty cracker and the followed by dried fruit and just a pinch of toffee. It is a medium bodied beer, with lots of foam. There was carbonation at the beginning but this has gone flat quite prematurely I think, and seems to have taken some of the body with it. The taste is dried fruits, a little more prominent than it was in the scent but all the other notes, while still present, have become a little watery, or atleast it feels that way since the fatness arrived. So faint cracker and toffee remain with the addition of a thin roasted barely note. Not great but I would happy try it again.

Post author: Violetta M
Violetta M
@ The Artisan
2 months ago
3.0

Post author: Roby1965
Roby1965
10 months ago
3.4
Une Amber Ale aux jolies notes maltées torréfiées, des notes de pain grillé, c'est léger, on a de la douceur, l'amertume est assez discrète mais agréable, c'est plutôt bien réussi.

Post author: dotdavid
dotdavid
11 months ago
3.5

Post author: Loïc S
Loïc S
1 year ago
3.7

Post author: Simon P
Simon P
@ The Crown Dining Rooms - Belfast
2 years ago
4.0

Post author: Kalevi H
Kalevi H
@ The Crown Liquor Saloon
2 years ago
3.6
Perinteinen ale ja perinteisesti ei kovin viileänä

Post author: Rasp
Rasp
2 years ago
3.2
La bière la plus populaire de Whitewater, cette ale ambrée aromatique, est brassée avec l'ajout de blé torréfié et d'orge grillé. Une riche saveur fruitée est suivie d'un doux arôme de houblon menant à une finale lisse. Un bon gout mais trop léger

Post author: Gamajerry
Gamajerry
@ The Pantry
3 years ago
Belfast Ale, Northern Ireland
3.7
Cerveza con ligero sabor tostado y café