Nottingham Castle

Very LCi: 9 October 2009. Me, Dave & 700 cask ales at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Well known very dark, rich, strong, malty, tasty bitter. Local as well.

Very LCi: 9 October 2009. Me, Dave & 700 cask ales at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Why do the sods always stop brewing the ales I really like? Am partial E Anglian ales Name probably not woke now. Could that be the reason? Anyway it was dark, malty and ace

Very LCi: 9 October 2009. Me, Dave & 700 cask ales at Robin Hood Beer Festival. On handpull. Prog said deep brown strong traditional bitter. It was. It was also spicy and had a good head I noted. Very good ale

Very LCi: 9 October 2009. Me, Dave & 700 cask ales at Robin Hood Beer Festival. New style of ale for me back then. Loved it Noted (correctly) as dark, rich, full on, sweet and utterly delicious

Very LCi: 9 October 2009. Me, Dave & 700 cask ales at Robin Hood Beer Festival. How do you choose? Probably just liked the name! Noted a very good dark malty but balanced session bitter

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Prog says " Dark creamy stout". My notes agreed. Journey home next

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Had to enter this as a new (old) ale. Could be a re-badging as 2 other RAF beers were offered - none of which are listed. See pic. My notes say an excellent dark best bitter

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Prog says "a darker, stronger bitter". My notes say a very good, smooth, fruity best bitter.

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Beer we had was CAPTAINS ALE, 5,%, described as a dark red premium bitter. My notes said it was more golden - a smooth tasty bitter. N/T Untappd. Entered here as closest

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Quality best bitter. Had aquired an extra glass so had their Black Gold mild and kept mixing to build an old time 'half & half'. The bitter is good and the mix as well. Try!

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Reliable dark mild. Had aquired an extra glass somehow so also had their Preservation bitter and kept mixing to make an old fashioned 'half & half'. That was good as well

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Brewed in Hardwick Village in Clumber Park, Worksop. Dark copper, full bodied and very tasty my notes said.

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. Does the Rutland Panther really exist? Well it does in this form. Shout puss, puss, puss and it appears - Quality dark mild. Tasted much stronger and richer than 3.4 I noted

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. I say Jeeves I've never heard of these Jolly Fellows from Cambridge. Have they gone now? Appears so. Never mind. This ale was not so spiffing.

Pre-Untappd (literally) Ci : 15 Oct 2010. Me & Dave at Robin Hood Beer Festival. I'm amazed that after 12 years I have had to create a new beer entry. It wasn't that bad surely! I thought it excellent. A bit like Belgian Blue or Broadside maybe

The 4Loko of england,jesus christ,tastes like dentist mouthwash

Hoppy hazy amd a bit smooth, went down far to easy

Purchased at The Castle

Notts BF ten years ago