Titanic White Star
Cask: Regular. Also available bottle conditioned.
Ingredients: Crystal malt; Yakima Galena, Willamette, Fuggles and Goldings hops.
"A light refreshing distinctively hoppy beer with a freshness that belies its strength, so easy to drink it will fool all but the crustiest of sea dogs."
Ingredients: Crystal malt; Yakima Galena, Willamette, Fuggles and Goldings hops.
"A light refreshing distinctively hoppy beer with a freshness that belies its strength, so easy to drink it will fool all but the crustiest of sea dogs."
3.1
158 reviews
Stoke-on-Trent, England
Community reviews
Cask (4.5% ABV) at Cheshire Cheese, Buxton on 26-May-2017. Aroma of fruit and malt. Medium body and soft carbonation. Taste of malt, caramel, soft fruit, orange-peel and earthy hops. Nice sessional ale.
Bottle at home. Golden in colour with a white head and good lacing. Malty aroma with some peppery hop. Sweetish start with a gentle bitterness to balance. Crisp malt notes with some further fruit and hop and a long, dry finish. Good mouthfeel. Better than the sum of it’s parts, a well-crafted tasty pint.
Cask at cloisters. Pours clear golden amber, nose is light fruit, toffee, taste is similar, quite sweet.
Bottle from Waitrose. Pours mid amber with slight haze and bright white head that dissipates with good lacing.
Cask Pint at Wibbas Down (JDW), Wimbledon, London in Apr 2010 - Amber-Golden in colour. Hoppy; very earthy hops. Fruity; bitter citrus orange. Malty; sweet malts and caramel. Earthy hops and bitter citrus fruit throughout. Lingering dry bitter hoppy finish. Very drinkable. (2010-04)
Bottle. ABV 4,5%. Pours slightly hazy golden with small white head. Aroma: caramel, hay, rotten pale berries, butterscotch, Taste: sweet, caramel, still rotten sweet berries, a bit spicy, malty, Medium body. dry sweet finish. Nice beer and body for ABV.
Bottle from that garden centre. At 4.5%.
Appearance - amber with a generous fluffy head.
Nose - caramel and lemon pith.
Taste - grass and more citrus. Light biscuit at the back.
Palate - light bodied with nice hop and biscuit malt bitterness. Balanced.
Overall - decent ale.
Bottle, 4.5 ℅abv (thanks marduk). Pours amber. Aroma is stinky, toasty notes, malt, fruits. Flavor is sweet and bitter, toasty notes, grass, malt. Overall: not good.
500ml bottle, 4.5% ABV, shared by Marduk, thanks! Clear golden beer, small white head. Nose is malty, water, nutty dryness, some fruit, grass, paper. Flavor is malts, honey notes, paper, straw, dusty straw. Finish is slightly acidic, nutty dryness.
500ml bottle as 4.5% abv. Clear amber color. Small size, beige bubbly head, stays. Caramel, hay, fruity, buttery, papery in aroma. Onions, papery, grainy, dusty, straw in taste. Old dusty hops in bitterness. Onions and some husky grains in aftertaste. Feels old and dirty. Poor brew.
Butelka 500ml. Miedziany kolor. Piana biala srednia szybko opada. Karbonacja srednia do wysokiej. Aromat orzechowo karmelowy z chmielowym akcentem. W smaku podobnie: karmel orzechy trawa ciastka i niezly chmielowo-cytrusowy finisz.
cask at craft 100. It pours a clean golden color with a small white head. Aroma is farty grainy with notes of grass and straw. Taste is also medium sweet and grainy with notes of fart and melon, and starch. Medium bodied with good carbonation. Overall, bad
Cask at CBC, Covent Garden on 25th September 2016. Clear amber with lasting off-white foam. Intense nutty aroma with almond and hazelnut. Juicy berry fruits in-mouth with rich and intense nuttiness- hazelnut. A hint of ginger. A lush blend of tangy fruits and nutty malts dominate the finish. Zingy mouthfeel and a fair amount of body. Superb!
Lovely floral hop kick, quite dense malty cocktail for golden, some bread, light toast. Light sweetness with moderate to light bitterness. Decent
Cask at Market Porter, London. Hazy golden beer with a small lasting offwhite head. Malty grape aroma, sourish and spicy. Malty sourish flavor, some grapes and pepper. Old cask or bad beer?
Cask. Appearance is clear and light amber, a small foamy head which disappears. Aroma- floral hops, citrus fruit. Taste- fresh hops, lemon meringue pie, hoppy bitterness, lengthy finish.
Cask at GBBF. Pours clear pale golden with a white head. Aroma of malt and toffee. Bitter finish.
OK. We’re all a bit craft beer right now. Sometimes you just need to go old school. Pint at the Cask and Barrel. Pours golden/amber with generous creamy head Smells of caramel and malt, then on the taste is nicely bitter, hints of toffee and lime. Almost IPA-ish, but at base, a bloody drinkable bitter/ale. Bravo. Sessionable to the max.
On tap at the Bowl Inn, Almondsbury. Pours golden to amber with thick, white head. Aroma is malty and bread dough. Taste is sweet with caramel.
Purchased from a major supermarket chain mainly cause I hadn’t tried it. Personally I think it is not a bad example of what a golden ale should be like.
Great mouth feel and depth of flavour lingering in my mouth for ages.
the aroma is malty and herbal with shades of grain and spicy grasses... the taste is malty and spicy, rather clear and refreshening with smooth hoppy bitterness... bitter and dry aftertaste...
Clear golden beer with a thin white head. Light bitter aroma. Flavour is a touch sweet with bitter citrus and hop. Unremarkable but drinkable.
Bottle from Bargain Booze, New Mills, Derbyshire.
Pours amber with thick, frothy white head that lingers longer than with most bottled beers. Aroma is malty and doughy, taste is sweet with caramel and biscuit notes that become a little sickly after a while. Maybe some elderflower. Cloying sweet finish. Enjoyed for a few mouthfuls but got too sweet after that.
Bottle. Thin white head that dissapated almost immediately, bitter grapefruit aroma and slighty hoppy taste but the bitterness comes through on the tongue. Not bad but not great.
Cask at The Roebuck, Leek (Titanic) 4.5% ABV. A clear golden colour with a thin white head. Aroma of grapefruit, peach, subtle lemon, some bready malt, slight caramel and floral hops. Taste of peach, grapefruit, some passion fruit, a little lemon, subtle caramel and floral hops. Light bodied and soft carbonation. A dry but quite harsh, floral hop bitterness in the finish. Decent flavours of citrus and floral hops, started sweet but ended a little dry and astringent. Not the best from Titanic.
Pours gold with a good head. I found it very bitter with a bit of a harsh after taste. Not one for me.
Cask pours an almost clear gold with a lasting craft white head. Aroma, Graham floral and hoppy. Taste, mild malt moderate bitter finish. Rather pleasant, more to the aroma than the taste.
Cask. Clear yellow with a large frothy white head. Citrus, flowers, fruit esters, light dry grass, straw, light brewmash. Medium body, oily texture, soft carbonation, medium sweet and bitter. Long light dry and bitter finish.
Cask to pint glass
Aroma of apple, lemon, and malt. Amberish yellow with a creamy off white head and tins of lacing. Taste is wheat and malt, a little lemon curd, and straw.
Cask at Bank House. Pours clear gold with a medium, creamy white head, medium retention with good lacing. Aroma is citrus and herbal hops, biscuit malt and pear esters. Flavor is medium hops and bitterness with supporting malt and fruity esters and a dry finish. Medium body and carbonation.