Black Sheep Blonde

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 Rose & Crown, Romaldkirk, Durham

Who	Score	When	Notes
Wittenden		05 Jun 2025	Thin.

The Anchor Inn, Wingham, Kent

Who	Score	When	Notes
Jack William		01 Jun 2025	Very tasty, easy drinking, good condition.

The River Ale House, East Greenwich, Greater London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Philip Pirrip	Not Tried	01 May 2025
Hogan Sampling		01 May 2025	Went for it as never had a Black Sheep on cask before. Holding its head and lacing well on its second night on was this North Yorkshire pale. A sweetish and hoppy first hit. A medicinal kick derived from its bitter grapefruit flavourings in the mouthfeel and a pleasant hoppiness lingering from its Celeia, Cascade and Amarillo hops. I would always have it in its bottled form in Harry Ramsden's fish and chips restaurants and the Riggwelter, a dark strong ale at 5.9%, and a term used for where a sheep has rolled onto its back and is unable to get back up. Thankfully you stand more chance of getting back up with their Blonde.

The Swatters Carr, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire

Who	Score	When	Notes
McGargle		23 Oct 2024	Not a lot of choice but I surprised myself and enjoyed this light bitter.

The Flying Horse, Boughton Lees, Kent

Who	Score	When	Notes
Magnus Greel		23 Oct 2024	Full bodied refreshing lemon grapefruit with sweet orange finished by a tingly lingering crisp bitterness. Superb so had another before departure.