Moor Bitter

◎ Appearance

A clear amber body with a light golden-brown hue that catches the light with warmth and transparency. The head forms readily and settles to a thin collar with moderate lacing that adheres briefly to the glass. Carbonation is gentle and steady, appropriate to the style's restrained character.

◌ Aroma

The nose leads with toasted grain and hazelnut, grounded in a soft malt sweetness that suggests biscuit and honey undertones. Herbal hop notes provide a subtle framework without dominance, while the overall impression remains earthy and inviting rather than aromatic.

◐ Taste

The palate opens with caramel and toffee notes supported by a light, crisp body that belies the malt depth promised on the nose. Nutty character carries through the mid-palate, balanced by a modest bitterness that sits around 28 IBU—enough to cut sweetness without demanding attention. The finish leans dry with a faint toast note that echoes the aroma.

◑ Finish

The aftertaste lingers briefly with a grainy dryness and residual hazelnut. The bitterness fades cleanly, leaving the palate settled and ready for another sip.