Tetleys English Ale
Nitro Keg Ale and Canned Widget Ale. An export strength beer brewed specifically for countries outside the UK. It has the same smooth and creamy characteristics as Tetley’s Smoothflow and incorporates a full drinking flavour. It is well balanced with a complex range of malty and hoppy notes, enhanced by a fruity aroma. Like Tetley’s Smoothflow, it is served at 8°C to give extra refreshment.
2.8
592 reviews
Northampton, England
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Pinta de 50 cl en Cerveceria Internacional, Sevilla. Color dorado. Sabor a malta, suave, con ligero regusto a caramelo
Bier komt pas na een aantal slokken goed los. Eerste impressie is neutraal, echter blijkt later de smaak beter tot zijn recht te komen. Mooie licht rode kleur en goede smaak van fruit, ietwat zuur.
This is a pretty basic ESB. VERY mild with a light straw appearance. Hops are grassy.
Real fermented cidery aroma. Dark cloudy chestnut visual with snowy dense head. Out of a smooth flow can, years and years old. Smells like grapes before it hits the lips. Quite bland except for that traditional bitters flavor. Not as skunky as some others. Exceptionally creamy. "Medium bodied, at best, with a creamy texture, fast finish, watery mid palate and some roast malts and yeasty and hint of bitterness."
Pretty weak flavored ale......initial first sips are bitter and then subside. Eventually turns to a lesser tasting beer
I had this at Global Brew. Pours gold with a white head. Taste creamy, not much to distinguish flavor. I thought this was so so. I could drink this again.
On tap. Creamy, I think it was served on nitro taps and very white head. Clear copper. muted aroma, sweet malts and caramel with a slight roast and floral hoppy note. Medium bodied, at best, with a creamy texture, fast finish, watery mid palate and some roast malts and yeasty and hint of bitterness. session style beer but there are better. boring.
A great looking beer. Lovely golden colour with a rich, creamy head. Slight caramel and roasted malt aromas. Beautiful smooth mouthfeel with minimal carbonation and a light finish. Caramel flavours with a slight bitterness. The flavours are subtle, simplistic and perhaps a little hollow but I like this beer and think it deserves a higher rating than its average. Perhaps it just tastes better because I'm drinking it on the lounge watching the lords test
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I really like this smooth and soft palated bitter. Somewhat fruity, which in fact might just be elder og hops shining through. Veri refined bitter malt used here I’m sure, and the pour is just beautiful and hazy dark orange/light cobber. One of my favorite true english
Widget can. Pours golden with a big, pillowy head with cascading bubbles down the side. Aroma is pretty faint: bready, slightly malty, with a bit of grassy hops. Foam is rather bitter and metallic. Flavor is bready malts, a bit of sweetness, enough bitterness to balance the sweetness. Dry finish. Creamy palate.
Hazy gold nitro pour, an inch of head.. Malty, bready aroma. Taste is the same with light hopping coming through. Medium body, creamy mouthfeel. I hope you found this review as pedestrian as i found this beer. On tap at kings arms.
Mild hoppy scent and the flavour is also a bit hoppy but sweet too. There’s nothing wrong with it but it’s very middle of the road.
On tap at Global Brew. Thin white nitro head and pale hazy golden color A muted aroma of grass and yeast. Taste is sweet pale malt along with a slight smokiness and a sour hoppiness. Not a whole lot going on here, but pretty good nonetheless.
A golden amber with a frothy-creamy white head. The widget helps this beer come smooth and milky, the best part is watching the beer settle. The flavor is buttery and smooth with a malts on the front. The finish is .... well absent. But overall a decent cheap beer.
14.9 oz. widget can from The Beer Store for $2.25. Cascading carbonation leaves a dense, thick 1 inch foamy head. Color is clear amber. Nose is a light malt. You cannot find anything offensive about the palate on this beer. Simply because it tastes like a creamy water with some malt splashed in. When the brew hit room temperature I got a very faint English hop. Light nutty notes shows up too. Texture is creamy. Well… if nothing else, it sure is easy to drink!
Cerveza rojiza. Con espuma cremosa que se mantiene hasta el final. Olor a fruta tropical, como piña o mango. Sabor suave y poco carbonatada. Está bien como comienzo.
I like this beer. It’s a little lighter than my usual choices, but I can’t drink the same heavy beers all the time. When I like a change, Tetley’s is a good choice. Plus I don’t have to hunt around to find it like a lot of my favorites. This is available at my local grocery store.
Clear medium amber color with a huge, creamy, good lacing, fully lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, toffee. Flavor is moderate sweet and light to moderate bitter with a average duration, malt bitter, cardboard notes. Body is medium, texture is creamy, carbonation is soft.
Pint can. Poured clear copper with a well-retained off-white head. The aroma picked up sweet honey and toasted grains with accents of grass and light lemony detergent. The flavor found honey and light toffee at the core, with touches of lemon and dry oak around.. finished slick and very dry with light bitterness. Light-bodied and slick as mentioned on the palate.. just an ok feel.
Pours light copper, head minimal. Aroma roasted malt with toffee hints. Medium sweet in the middle. Finish is English yeast, malt, light hops and nitrogen. Decent.
On tap. Aroma of caramel, floral, and spices. Pours ruby full tan head. Mild sweet taste. Medium body, mild bitter finish. Overall this was a nice balance of hops and malts and was quite enjoyable.
From notes: Poured (from widget can) hazy orange-amber, with a creamy 1-finger white head. Mild nutty and caramelly aroma, with a touch of bready yeast. Medium-bodied, with a slightly dry finish. Flavor is creamy and caramelly, with nutty and yeasty notes in the finish.
Gorgeous tiny bubbles make for a beautiful head, and the mouthfeel is so smooth. However, it drops off from there. A decent toasted malt flavor, but no aroma to speak of, and pretty simple all around. Its easy to drink though.
Pours burnt orange with a generous creamy head and nice lace. Moderate toasted malt aroma with a touch of floral, leafy hops. Crystal malt flavor characteristics up front, with a nice leafy hops bitterness that comes through to fill it out. Highlight of the beer is its creamy smoothness on the palate. Nice carbonation, and a malt sweetness in the finish.
Tap @ Three Lions Denver. Pours a dark burnt orange appearance with a fluffy, cream colored head. Apple fruity, pear, a bit citrusy, toasted malty, earthy aroma. Apple juicy, orange citrusy, toasted cracker malty flavor. Pretty big fruit presence. A little buttery.
16 ounce widget can from Wine Warehouse Charlottesville. Pours a clear amber ones the nitro fades. Typical nitro creamy tan head. Aroma of toasted malts, stone fruits and herbal notes. The taste is bitter hops, toasted malts, nutty notes and a bit of clay. Thin bodied. Pretty bland.
Absolutely terrible, wish I had never got this. Taste terrible, looks terrible, just TERRIBLE
On tap @ Cheshire Cat in Ottawa. Poured clear brown/red with a thick, creamy, persistent head. Aroma was grain/malt. Tastes were malt, mild toffee, slight bitterness. Creamy mouthfeel with a mild bitter finish. Great session beer.
Originally rated September 2004. Served from the can. Poured a golden-amber colour after finishing the cascade effect (from the nitro). Formed a beautiful off-white, thick and creamy head that stayed alive throughout the experiences. It has a nose of slight bananas. The aroma is where this brew could improve. Taste starts on a slight bitter note, and ends with a smooth finish. Could also taste hints of caramel and molasse. Mouthfeel is pretty thin, but the creamy head help a lot. One great session beer.
440 ml can with a widget inisde. Best by: 15/05/12. Creamy descending nitro appearance, that slowly lifts to reveal a clear golden color. One-finger creamy off-white nitro-like head. Thick, even full-coverage lace. Very light, smooth carbonation. Creamy, dry texture. Not much to the aroma. Mild, malty mustiness. Some muted hoppiness. Nice, kind of bitter-savory taste. I enjoyed this, it’s a pretty decent - great to enjoy with some Lebanese meat pies.