Greene King Gangly Ghoul

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 Shepherds Rest, Westhill, Aberdeenshire

Claret & Ale (formerly Claret Free House), Addiscombe, Greater London

Prince of Wales, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire

Shoeburyness Hotel, Shoeburyness, Essex

Who	Score	When	Notes
HSB		19 Nov 2015	I find GK beers have two tastes. Slightly chemical like GKIPA, or overly sweet. This falls into the latter category.

The Crown, Covent Garden, Central London

The Rushbrooke Arms, Sicklesmere, Suffolk

Old Suffolk Punch, Hammersmith, Greater London

The Feathers, Wymondham, Norfolk

King Ethelbert Inn, Reculver, Kent

London Tavern, Attleborough, Norfolk

Dock Tavern, Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk

The Portland Arms, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Who	Score	When	Notes
HSB		30 Oct 2013	Typical Greene King taste.

The Druids Arms, Maidstone, Kent

Who	Score	When	Notes
oz11		25 Oct 2013
Ian		13 Nov 2010	If I did not know better I would say the malt here was unattenuated i.e. not fully brewed out. But surely GK would not do that? Pretty dull and left bad taste in my mouth.
Alenomore		03 Nov 2010	This was actually very good. Dark, rich and spicy. Cant remember what this was like last week, as I've not sample this ale before then. Or was this the XXXB I wonder?
Alenomore		10 Oct 2010	New to me, this seasonal ale and not bad for GK either!

The Coach & Horses, Greenwich, Greater London

The Corner Pin, Doncaster, South Yorkshire

The Star, Godalming, Surrey

The Pullman, Folkestone, Kent

Ye Old Sun Inn, Colton, North Yorkshire

Old Blackfriars, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire

LYH, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear

Who	Score	When	Notes
Flying.geordie		30 Oct 2010