Colour– Bronze

Aroma– Hop, Malt, Bitter

Taste– Hoppy, Bitter, Malt, Sweet Caramel

ABV– 4%

Cost– £1.99

Bradfield Brewery are a family run, farm based brewery which creates some of the finest beers in the world. For me, their beers conjure happy memories of my time at the University of Sheffield. I especially enjoy their Farmers Belgian Blue, which they produce for the Christmas season.

It’s therefore no surprise that I find the Yorkshire Farmer to be an exceptional Yorkshire Bitter. It’s mouth wateringly malty (for those of you who, like me, are a fan of malt). It’s also well balanced and benefits from subtle hoppy flavours. Robust and intense, I consider this a perfect beer for pairing with a hearty beef stew.

I would say that this beer is potentially a little too malty for those who aren’t a fan of a malty beer, but apart from that the beer is very difficult to criticise. If you like malt, Yorkshire, and independent breweries, this one won’t disappoint.

The all important Food and Beer Blog Rating- 83%