Celt Experience Native Storm

Robust red-brown ale full of hoppy/ spicy flavours, ’Native Storm’ has a refreshing mouthfeel complemented by a powerful presense of fresh hoppy aromas. The complex range of ingredients coupled with a long dry hop finish result in a delicious and moreish Welsh ale.’

3.3

182 reviews

Caerphilly, Wales

Community reviews

3.1 Bottle from a Welsh Tesco. Pours a,ber with a good number of suspended particles and a frothy white head. Mild floral citrus aroma. The taste is biscuit malt with light spice, peach and marmalade citrus. A bit of a dry finish. OK.

3.3 cloudy orange, small white head. aroma is malty, spicy, bitter hoppy herbal. flavor is bitter hoppy, malts, english bitter flavor nice.

2.6 Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a beige head. The aroma has notes of caramel and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt, caramel, and metal, leading to a dry finish.

2.9 50 cl. bottle. Clear amber colour with an off-white head. Aroma and flavour of malt, hops, bread, fruit, spice and bitterness.

3.0 Sample from 50 cl bottle. Light amber-golden color with a thin, white head. Sweet aroma with biscuits and caramel malts. Taste is bitter. Finishes dry and bitter with citrus. Ok.

3.2 Bottle@Yespr’s - Amber pour with white head. Aroma and taste is toasty malty, with some twiggy herbal spicy hop bite going on, dryness on the palate, dry hoppy finish.

3.1 Bottle. Cloudy amber colored with a medium sized white head. Fruity aroma of caramel with notes of dried fruits. Fruity flavor of hops and grass with notes of grapefruits. Dry hoppy finish.

3.1 50 cL bottle. Pours cloudy orange with a small white head. Aroma is toasted malty, slight breadish. Bitter, toasted and slight breadish. Breadish and toasted malty finish.

3.4 Bottle from Det Gode Brygg, Sandnes. Pours hazy amber with a big creamy white head. Aroma is moderate hoppy, herbal with caramel. Taste is moderate dry, herbal, soft carbonated, tasty brew with a lingering dry finish.

3.2 Bottle. Nice head with good duration. Color is amber. Aroma and taste are caramel, fruits, fruits, bitter hops and malt.

3.1 Bottle. Creamy White good mostly lasting head. Amber colour. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma. Moderate bitter flavor. Herbal. Average moderate bitter finish. Oily palate.

3.4 Bottle 50cl / Botella 50cl. @ Iberico y Vino A: Brown / Marron. T/S: Hops, fruity, slightly citrusy, / Lupulo, afrutado, ligeramente citrico.

3.3 Bottle from Beer52. Slightly opaque orange-red with little head. Peach and citrus in the aroma. Dry, with good body and hop influence. For a not so strong ale this has character. Fair.

3.2 Pours amber brown with off white head. Nose and taste of dried fruit, biscuit ,toffee, bread. Dry bitter finish. Medium body.

3.2 Bottle from Alesbymail. Hazy amber with an off-white head. Aroma is sweet, malty and fruity. Flavor is medium sweet and moderate bitter. Dry and moderate bitter finish. 160615

3.6 500ml bottle, pours reddish brown, light foamy head with lasting lace. Medium malts, caramel and biscuit, fruity hoppy notes, orange marmalade, medium hoppiness. Body is light medium, creamy, light oily texture, finish is well balanced with light bitterness. Soft carbonation.

4.4 Enjoyed at a bar in Cardiff. This hoppy session able beer is full flavored and great for a summer day.

4.7 This is an excellent session beer, full of flavor and hop aroma. Balanced as well with a pleasant malt backbone.

3.8 Bottle Aroma-caramel, leather, Appearance-amber, hazy, white foam, Taste-medium bitterness, light sweetness, lightly sour, Palate-medium body, sticky, average carbonation, bitter finish Overall-very good

3.2 bottle at home from ales by mail dark brown-black. quite fulll bodied, heavy going astringent chalky pith notes with spicey English hop bitterness and herbal notes. a struggle but decent

3.4 Mahogany amber colour with a covering of white head. Notes of nectarine, candied orange peel and some faint woodiness. That woodiness comes through in the flavour along with gentle spice and orange peel again. There’s tangy bitterness and tingly carbonation. A bit of a treat down here.

3.3 Pours clear amber color with small white head. Aroma pickle, bit sweet, leaf. Taste light sweetness, medium bitterness, citrus, blackcurrant leaves. Light body, long finish.

3.2 Bottle shared with mikkvoika and tarmok.Pours clear amber with small white head, stays.Aroma is malty, sweet, smell of tree leafs, maybe some blackcurrant leafs. Taste is medium bitter with some sourness, salted cucumber,pine, aftertaste is nicely bitter.Medium body. Interesting beer.

3.1 Aroma: salted cucumber, leaves. Appearance: Amber clear liquid with withe head which dissapears fast. Taste: medium bitterness, lightly sour, roasted malt, blackcurrant leaves. Palate: light body, thin feel, long bitter finish

3.5 (Cask at Crown Rivers JDW, London Heathrow Terminal 5, 1 Dec 2014) Amber colour with foamy, beige head. Fruity, hoppy nose with notes of citrus, apricots, hints of resin and lots of fresh hops. Malty, fruity taste with citrus, apricots, a touch of ginger and fresh hops in a finish with a balanced bitterness. Medium body, with a touch of sweetness. Fresh and tasty. Nice one.

3.4 500ml bottle from Ales By Mail. Light brown & tan, not much head. Nutty malt aroma. Flowery nutty malt flavour. Big bitter aftertaste. A good bitter.

3.0 Dark amber, slightly cloudy, with a small but sticky white head. Medium body. Aroma of malt and grass. Some malt in the flavour too, but this is quickly overtaken by hoppy bitterness which then lasts and lasts. Interesting, but I’d prefer the sweet malt middle to last a little longer before the onslaught of hops.

3.8 Bottle from Glug, Newcastle. Bright amber coloured with an initial orange blossom, pine and citrus flavour followed by nutty, oak, more pine and burnt toffee on the finish.

3.1 Cask at The Moon Under Water (JDW), Watford on 31 Jul 2012. Poured a clear amber, with a dense off white head. Aroma was quite light, with some grassy hop, caramel and mild sulphur. Flavours were better; some peppery hop, citrus and biscuity malt. Finish was hay, peal and toasted malt.

2.6 A mid orange red coloured beer with a weak off-white head. An odd strawberry jam aroma, with a background of grassy hops and light caramel. A light and dry mouthfeel. A light, medium-dry malty flavour, there is remnants of the strawberry jam element from the aroma, but this is soon overtaken by a light caramel flavour. This is then followed by a mild bitter hop flavour, that adds a grassy, woody taste. The finish is bitter and hoppy. Tasted at JDW The Limes, Fakenham.