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Brewed By: Victory Brewing Company (Artisanal Brewing Ventures)

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Average Rating:
6.9

Number of Ratings: 60

Style: English Bitter

Brewed In: 420 Acorn Lane, Downingtown, PA 19335, USA

ABV: 4%

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radief@comcast.net profile pictureradief@comcast.net - December 2, 2014
Pretty flavorful and complex for an English style session ale. Better than most similar beers actually from England.
trained moose profile picturetrained moose - January 5, 2014
As others have stated, it's not very bitter (especially for Victory, who likes to make bitter beers) but this is great. Incredibly drinkable and at only 4% abv it is like a sessions ale. Could drink this all night.
a hungri bear profile picturea hungri bear - July 8, 2013
08JUL13, Flying Saucer, Nashville, TN Draft, pint, nitro Pours an initially cloudy nitro-ey cream tan, yielding to a clear light copper color with a glad finger of thick creamy off-white head. Mouthfeel is mildly thick. Creamy malt flavor, not really bitter at all. No real aroma. Meh.
hopdevil profile picturehopdevil - December 9, 2012
Not as bitter as a real English bitter, but good. Had at basement temp out of a cask. I really enjoyed it but if you're expecting true English bitter taste you'll be disappointed.
blackbirdfly716@gmail.com profile pictureblackbirdfly716@gmail.com - September 21, 2012
Lights, smooth, bready malty. Not very hoppy
tomspalla profile picturetomspalla - July 29, 2012
Hints of raisins in the aroma and initial taste. Not bitter nor musty. Aftertaste dissipates rapidly. Smooth not clingy. Handpump version.
cheftimjones@hotmail.com profile picturecheftimjones@hotmail.com - July 16, 2012
I wish this was more available. A smooth traditional English cask conditioned. I had it at the 777 club in Philly, hand pulled and perfect 45 degrees. Low natural carbonation, and a bubbly head that carries the flavor of hop and caramel but quickly disappears as you drink. Wonderful!!!
wshuggins profile picturewshuggins - February 19, 2012
Not very bitter for a bitter
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