English Bitter is a traditional British ale known for its balanced and often subdued flavor profile, with an emphasis on malt and hop harmony. Typically ranging from 3.2% to 4.5% ABV, it features a light to medium body with a moderate bitterness that comes from a mix of traditional British hops like East Kent Goldings or Fuggle. The malt character is usually biscuity, toasty, or caramel-like, creating a smooth backbone that complements the hop bitterness. English Bitter often has a clean, dry finish, showcasing a subtle earthy or herbal hop character, along with a light fruity or floral note from the yeast. The beer is traditionally served cask-conditioned.