Best Bitter

The biscuit and caramel notes really come through as it warms up, and the body stays surprisingly round for such a light session ale. I've already bought a second case and it's become my go-to for a quiet evening.

Poured a pint last night and the amber colour is exactly what a proper session ale should look like. That slender body keeps it dangerously easy to drink, but there's still enough biscuit depth to hold your attention to the last drop.

The biscuit and caramel notes are exactly as described, and the body is slender yet somehow still round and satisfying. This is my new go-to session beer for a quiet evening, it goes down almost too easily.