In a world of glow-in-the-dark, Technicolor, tie-dyed extremism in beer label designs this one is a refreshing reinvent of classic British good taste. Royal Blue livery with a Union Jack emblazoned on top, and "By Appointment To His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales" no less...
I am plagued by two thoughts as I wait for the head to settle. First, I feel like I have already reviewed this ale and second that I have a particular bias in favour of English Ales in general. How about you help me out and peruse the blog for a duplicate entry and I will set my bias aside and do my best to be dispassionate and impartial in my review? Deal? Deal. Let me know if I have already reviewed it won't you?
The beer itself is a fine visual example of an English ale. Deeply Amber and calm. Appearing flat to the casual observer a closer look reveals miniscule bubbles zipping quietly to the surface.
Lovely.
If you are interested in trying a prototypical British (Kentish) Ale Spitfire will give you a good idea.
That is all.
Now has anyone seen another version of this story anywhere in this blog? I thought I had one laying around here somewhere...
83/100
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