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Brakspear (at Marston's Wychwood) Special

PubAddressLast Visit Seen
The Catherine WheelGoring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire05 May 2013
The Flower Pot HotelAston, Berkshire21 Apr 2013
Dukes HeadHythe, Kent26 Aug 2012
The Samuel PetoFolkestone, Kent16 Feb 2007
Crabble Corn Mill Beer Festival 2006Dover, Kent27 May 2006
The Lobster PotWest Malling, Kent27 Aug 2005
The FoxTemple Ewell, Kent13 Aug 2005

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 Catherine Wheel, Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire

WhoScoreWhenNotes
Stephen HarrisNot Tried05 May 2013

The Flower Pot Hotel, Aston, Berkshire

WhoScoreWhenNotes
Stephen HarrisNot Tried21 Apr 2013

Dukes Head, Hythe, Kent

WhoScoreWhenNotes
AlenomoreExcellent26 Aug 2012 In very good condition.

The Samuel Peto, Folkestone, Kent

WhoScoreWhenNotes
IanNot Tried16 Feb 2007
IanNot Tried07 Feb 2007
IanGood05 Dec 2005 Chestnut colour, thing lasting beige head. Attractive yeast/hop/caramel aroma. More yeasty caramel in mouth before a really drying hop finish. Quite a beauty for this style of beer

Crabble Corn Mill Beer Festival 2006, Dover, Kent

WhoScoreWhenNotes
IanGood27 May 2006 Chestnut colour with beige head. Yeasty aroma, toffee in middle and then hop on end. Rubbery hop finish. Bitter, bit chewy in mouth. I really like it. Excellent best bitter.

The Lobster Pot, West Malling, Kent

WhoScoreWhenNotes
IanUndrinkable27 Aug 2005 Dark brown and kept badly couldn't finish it

The Fox, Temple Ewell, Kent

WhoScoreWhenNotes
AndrewAcceptable13 Aug 2005 Dark brown bitter with hops and some malt. Not my kind of beer really.

Brakspear (at Marston's Wychwood) Special

4.30% ABV.

Golden red colour with a well balanced aroma with a hint of sweetness. Full bodied, the taste is initially sweet giving way to a dry hop bitterness, finishing with a slightly sweet fruitiness.

We have tried this beer 5 times.

We have given this beer an average score of Acceptable to Good.

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