Slater's Supreme

Tasting Summary

These comments are the opinion of the individual reviewer and represent what they thought of the beer on a particular day in a particular pub. If a review is less favourable, it may be because the beer suffered somewhere in the supply chain between them and the brewery.

The Broken Drum, Blackfen, Greater London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Philip Pirrip		25 Jul 2016

The Huntsman, Cheadle, Staffordshire

Who	Score	When	Notes
Nick Willis		13 Apr 2014	On the turn, gladly replaced.

The Bridge End Inn, Ruabon, Denbighshire

Who	Score	When	Notes
Bear & Ragged Staff		29 Dec 2012	I always struggle with this beer, it is so good but difficult to say why. Good all round beer.
Bear & Ragged Staff		25 Jan 2012	A deep golden ale with good body. I'm not sure why this beer was so good, there were no noticeably outstanding flavours. Whilst drinking this, I considered the presentation - well kept, perfect temperature, proper measure and served by a friendly person behind the bar. Back to the beer - it was three pints good.

The Sir John Arderne, Newark, Nottinghamshire

Rutland Arms, Sheffield, South Yorkshire

Ye Cracke, Liverpool, Merseyside

Who	Score	When	Notes
Ian	Not Tried	02 Jan 2008
Ian		18 Jan 2006	Golden with thin white head. Oaky/hoppy aroma, nice warm citrus flavours in mouth before hops kick in. Some yeast, especially on aroma. Not convinced in best condition. Maybe a little tired

The Wenlock Arms, Hoxton, Central London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Ian		21 Nov 2006	Gold colour with disappearing thin bubbly beige head. Grapefruity malty beer. Typical Slaters sweetness and fullness. I think it may be a bit tired as not as creamy. Mind you, I normally have Eccleshall beers up north through a sparkler. Juicy and sharp. Aroma is a bit farty. Rest is nice though, sharp citrus fruit with a bit of sweetness