Shepherd Neame Oyster Stout
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.
New Flying Horse, Wye, Kent
| Who | Score | When | Notes |
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| Andrew |  | 04 Jul 2015 | Too cold but nice and toasty and oily |
The Plough Inn, Lewson Street, Kent
| Who | Score | When | Notes |
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| Andrew |  | 23 Aug 2013 | Black, tart. Hint of oil, hint of tar, hint of black current |
The Swan, Maidstone, Kent
| Who | Score | When | Notes |
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| Alenomore | Not Tried | 18 Aug 2013 | |
Duke of Cumberland, Whitstable, Kent
| Who | Score | When | Notes |
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| ChrisE | | 24 Jul 2010 | I came to Whitstable to try and find this as I had never tried it. This is a dark creamy ale brewed with a handful of fresh oysters in the boil. It is available in selected Shepherd Neame pubs during the oyster festival. |
Kent Beer Festival 2008, Canterbury, Kent
| Who | Score | When | Notes |
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| Andrew | | 19 Jul 2008 | Good condition, black, smoaky, burnt and with a hint of sweetness. |
| Ian | | 18 Jul 2008 | Black, dark brown edges. Nice coffee-ish stout, roasty, really quite good for a Shep's beer, no real Shep's yeast. Not a lot of oyster, bit of fullness and richness on end maybe. It's reasonably light in the body. Tasty though. |