Old 1066 Cask at Dering Arms, Pluckley Kent

Dark ruby colour with nose of sweet malt, but there is certainly 
an astringency and hoppiness there in the aftertaste. Good for 
warming you up in the middle of winter

I. Harrison - Ashford, kent, England

Fruity aroma. Dark but not so dark as to give it that name, in my oppinion. Dark brown, nice fresh bitterness, slightly green - which I like. Wild berries. Rich in taste of both malts and mellow hops. Nice bitter finnish.

Mr Walker - Stockholm, Sweden              

Side by side with the Goachers Gold Star and the winner in my opinion. Tough to get through the smoke of the pub, but even so the hops shone through--a testament to the beer. Silky, though slightly weak, with a nice lingering bitterness. (on tap, Man of Kent, Rochester) Mr Nuffield - Garland, Texas, USA

Dear Sir

Thank you for your 1066 Old Ale. I thought it a well crafted masterpiece which hit the mark on a cold day in Dover
Thank you

 Mr A C - Deal, Kent