Friday's Beer !
Say Hello to Hockley Dark - Traditional English Ale
I don't know how traditional this red amber hued tall one is. But I do know that she fills a glass with a lovely clear body topped by a tawny head that smells sweet as a fresh cut lawn.
There's perfume like citrus in the mix and some bakeshop teasers to get the taste buds primed and if I stick my nose right into the glass a bit of nuttiness.
The taste not as strong as the perfume and the nose is not overwhelmed ...but pleasant nontheless, a touch sweet, a bit thin ...but smooth.
A slightly clinging finish ... but there's a good reason to have another big swallow.
If quenched thirst is the goal .... Hockley Dark could be the way to get there.
The Maker's Tale
Other Opinions
I'd be happy to buy a few more cans and share them.....
Cheers!
OMMAG
I don't know how traditional this red amber hued tall one is. But I do know that she fills a glass with a lovely clear body topped by a tawny head that smells sweet as a fresh cut lawn.There's perfume like citrus in the mix and some bakeshop teasers to get the taste buds primed and if I stick my nose right into the glass a bit of nuttiness.
The taste not as strong as the perfume and the nose is not overwhelmed ...but pleasant nontheless, a touch sweet, a bit thin ...but smooth.
A slightly clinging finish ... but there's a good reason to have another big swallow.
If quenched thirst is the goal .... Hockley Dark could be the way to get there.
The Maker's Tale
Other Opinions
I'd be happy to buy a few more cans and share them.....
Cheers!
OMMAG
Labels: Beer, Fridays, Just Because
posted by OMMAG at 4:18 p.m.
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