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Beers, which have been assessed by the Cheltenham Tasting Panel –

Brewhouse & Kitchen (Cheltenham)

BeerABV %OGHow the brewery describes it on their website.How the Tasting Panel describes it.
Best Mate5.01053Ruby-coloured, spicy and hoppy rye IPA.Awaiting information.
Big Chase4.01042A light and floral, well balanced spring time session beer.Awaiting information.
Brillig4.61048Awaiting informationAwaiting information
Code Breaker5.01051Awaiting information.Awaiting information.
Colonel Jack5.01052A traditional IPA, strong, bitter, citrusy and hoppy.Citrus and spice on the nose, which delivers orangey notes and earthy, bitter hops on the palate. Some sweetness and yeast. Slight citrus, fruit and uncomplicated dryness on the aftertaste.
Crystal Rock4.01036A traditional, caramel, bitter session ale.Aroma of hedge fruits, spice and white pepper. Light in body and hop character. Malty with apple and nutty hints but no dominant flavour. Hop dryness with sweet/sour on the aftertaste. An easy drinking Session Bitter.
Dowty Boy4.91050A cloudy, citrusy, but refreshing, wheat beer.Awaiting information.
Heritage Project Porter4.5The aroma promises roasty, maltiness with background hops. The body is thin and clean. Flavour is medium roast, with coffee notes and a light plum fruitiness, but little hop character. Coffee continues on the aftertaste together with a slight sourness. Roast and coffee flavours fade.
Landed Eagle II4.81049A traditional porter, rich with roast and chocolate notes.Awaiting information.
Propulsion II6.01059Awaiting information.Awaiting information.
Skilly Spring4.01037Awaiting information.Awaiting information.
The Composer5.21052Awaiting information.Awaiting information.
Tin Man5.01041Golden, Hoppy and refreshingCitrus, mango and lychee on the nose. Thin in body and lightly hopped. Some fruity/citrus notes are dominated by bitterness and hints of sulphur. Sweet/sour with some yeast on the aftertaste.


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