It’s appropriate to see in the New Year with the beer brewed in my home county! A malty, fruity and hoppy bitter that pours a deep amber colour with a copper hue. Has a mixed range of flavours including a biscuity malt caramel toffee and a smooth malty finish with a dry earthy bitterness.

It's a decent enough drink, but nothing special. It has a nice malty aroma and a malty taste with a subtle spiciness mixed in. It could have had a bit more rum flavor; it's there but very subtle. The finish is bitter, making it a smooth and easy-drinking session ale.

Ok

Plane but citrusy

A very traditional staple English bitter which has been around ages, say no more