Right to Roam

◎ Aussehen

A warm amber to light copper hue, clear and bright with good transparency. The head is modest but persistent, laying down a fine layer of lacing on the glass as it recedes. Carbonation is gentle and well-integrated, appropriate to the Best Bitter style.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with inviting malty sweetness and a gentle earthiness from English hops. Subtle fruit notes emerge — dried apricot and a whisper of orange blossom — alongside a soft, biscuity grain foundation. The overall impression is restrained and balanced, with no aggressive hop character.

◐ Geschmack

Entry reveals a warm, bready maltiness with hints of dark syrup loaf and caramel. The mid-palate carries notes of roasted nuts and chocolate, developing into a clean, measured bitterness with a thread of bitter orange. The 28 IBUs provide structure without overwhelming the malt backbone, creating a harmonious interplay between sweetness and resinous bite.

◑ Abgang

The finish is dry and moderately long, with lingering nutty and slightly bitter-orange notes. A subtle drying sensation persists on the palate without harshness.