On opening there was a definite elderflower smell to this beer, with added citrus to the bitter hops at the back of the smell. There is a citrus bitterness with an additional zing from the lemon peel to start with that joins with the elderflower and sweet malts mid flavour, dancing around each other into the aftertaste. There is certainly a complex journey of flavours in this beer and it is rather good. I'd certainly recommend it. This Wimbledon Ale would go rather well with white meats, such as chicken and also fishy meals, or just an afternoon sat in front of the box watching your favourite mix of sports. Happy sunny sporting weather to you all!
7 July 2018
Wimbledon Ale (Marks & Spencer @WimbledonBrew) By @SpectreUK
On opening there was a definite elderflower smell to this beer, with added citrus to the bitter hops at the back of the smell. There is a citrus bitterness with an additional zing from the lemon peel to start with that joins with the elderflower and sweet malts mid flavour, dancing around each other into the aftertaste. There is certainly a complex journey of flavours in this beer and it is rather good. I'd certainly recommend it. This Wimbledon Ale would go rather well with white meats, such as chicken and also fishy meals, or just an afternoon sat in front of the box watching your favourite mix of sports. Happy sunny sporting weather to you all!
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