Samuel Smith's Old Brewery Bitter ABV 3.8% • Vol 440 ml • can • UK • Cheap • Flavour 6 Other beers from Samuel Smith's Other beers from UK
	Slightly weaker and blander than the bottled version, Old Brewery Pale Ale. Otherwise fairly similar. Quite hoppy, yet perhaps a little fizzy. OBBD reviewer: Sparks ADD A COMMENT TO THIS BEER

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Terrible stuff, even worse than Websters!
Andy

Bloody gorgeous!!! Just wish they'd let us have it for our beerfest!
UMIST Rag Beer Monster

Andy, Nothing can be worse than Websters. Sam Smiths is good Yorkshire beer. And the price is right!
Norman Hirst

Sparks is used to drinking rubbish so when he tried Sam Smiths, it had 'proper taste' and he could not relate to it,......... sad person.
John B, Halifax & York

Great beer, but I can't find it down south!
Mark

I drink this beer when ever i can its one of the few that hasnt been converted to electic flow
james

Must be on of the best beers in the country and at £1.29 in some places!
John Chisholm

It would be nice if i could find somewhere that sells it!! Do they still do the original stuff in 2litre plastic bottles, like in the good old days?
Alan, South Birmingham

I have just returned from a great tour of Sam Smiths pubs in London. Worth the travelling to get draught! A good pint to sup with friends.
Ian, Swindon

Only £1.14 in a club near us
Phil (Yorkshire)

How can I get it in the States? i had it in London and no one believes me that it exists.
this Yank

Brilliant pint @ £1.21 in the Oak Tree @ Catterick Village and the Bay Horse @ Tunstall-both north yorkshire-also try sovereign @£1.24 a pint
Glynn Jackson

I Look at Phil in Yorkshire and envy him, just did the brewery trip and bought a case of Nut Brown Ale from the local deli next door to the brewery, £23 it cost for 12. I admit some of the management methods are spot on sticking to tradition and all, but surely they want to market the products they make, come on gents get more proactive and sell sell sell.
Stephen Blenkinsop

USed to be available by hand pump at anchor tap-london bridge - now not. Typical.
jonathan

I just got back from the UK and searched for this particular beer (had it in westminster 10 yrs ago) but I couldn't find it. IT was half the reason I went back.
YankDis

ANYBODY WHO DOESNT LIKE THIS IS A PHIASTINE AND LIKES TO DRINK WATER QUALITY AND AT MY LOCAL £1.12
BIZBOG

readily available in phoenix,Arizona.
les

still only £1.23 a pint for old brewery at the oak tree catterick village, perfect pint in a proper old yorkshire pub!
glynn jackson

£1.32 in the boot in chester - not a bad drop in an excellent old pub
chang

Had a few in York recently. Absolutely glorious, English beer at its best.
Ian Cameron

now serving handpull old brewery at the oak tree catterick village, absolutely gorgeous creamy smooth pint
glynn jackson

Get this handpulled on form and you are talking proper beer, for me the best standard bitter by miles in my area. west yorks.
yorkshire terrier

Sampled cask conditioned ("drawn from an oak cask") at The Golden Ball, Scarborough (a Samuel Smith’s pub). Deep golden colour, creamy head. Pleasant aroma of fruity hops. Tolerable hops in the flavour - smooth and easy drinking. Okay. Score: 6.5 - 7.
Sigmund

The cheapest and possibly most boring cask beer in England. However, apparently it doesn't travel - something to do with traditional methods and wooden casks, in which case I'd be happy to try it closer to home. Hopefully there'd be more truth in that than in the Guinness myth!!!
Damo

Fantastic. Can be found in many places in London (some I'm keeping a secret).
The Angel - St. Giles High St
The John Snow - Broadwick St,soho.
Cittie of Yorke - High Holborn
The Crown - New Oxford St
Duke of Argylle - Brewer St Soho
Horse & Groom - Great Portland St
Among others.
AA

Had a pint of it in a london pub yesterday: tastes great.
Eddy

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