A lovely deep golden ale that smells of malt, hops and a slight hint of fruity sweetness. It has some live sediment in the bottom so it was poured slowly and carefully, resulting in the inevitable little head. It does leave a little bit of lacing on the glass but it has enough body to get away with the small head.
What an unusual taste this has, definitely in a good way. It has a really unique blend of bitterness and sweetness that certainly awakened my taste buds and made them sit up and take note. It has such a refreshing, smooth taste with a creamy biscuit aftertaste. It is very pleasant and easy to drink, leaving a silky sweetness on the tongue.
Butty Bach means 'little friend' in Welsh and Ale be Seeing this little friend again.
My rating:
Brewed by Wye Valley Brewery, Stoke Lacy, Herefordshire
4.5% ABV
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