Lord Nelson 3 Sheets – 4.9% Alcohol
October 12, 2009 – 9:40 pm
Its been awhile since i have had this brew on tap and it was the first time i have tried it in a bottle. It poured clear, golden in colour, with a medium level of carbonation and a head around 2 fingers in size which slowly receded to a thin lace cover.
The aroma was mostly malt driven, with sweet caramel notes and the odd hint of basil and lemon. On the palate sweet malty flavours lead the way with caramel, toffee and butter scotch although it’s not too much work to notice hints of citrus and vanilla lurking in the background. The beer finishes crisp with a slightly sweet after taste.
Verdict: Easy drinking English style Ale, if your in Sydney there is no excuse to miss tasting it at its birthplace up in The Rocks at the Lord Nelson.
Score: 8.0 / 10
Where to buy: This beer is pretty easy to find around Sydney, you can get it from the Lord Nelson Hotel itself, The Australian Hotel or the Australian Wine Centre in Circular Quay.
Link: Lord Nelson Brewery
Tags: ale, lord nelson, NSW, Sydney
2 Responses to “Lord Nelson 3 Sheets – 4.9% Alcohol”
By Gary on Oct 14, 2009 | Reply
The way you describe it sounds enticing,the perfect beer.
Why can’t they mass distribute the good stuff instead of the trusty Tooheys for a change?
By admin on Oct 14, 2009 | Reply
I think brewing beer is like any art, you can’t scale it up without losing the essence of what made it special.