Enville White

Brewed by Enville
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Stourbridge, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Cask, gravity, at Peterborough BF ’08. Pale gold. Slight sulphur in the aroma. Very sweet slightly citric taste, though rather flaccid and watery. A little bitterness. Both the name and the beer lack impact.

On cask at The Congress, Longton. Awful aroma, drains! Not a bad beer once you get past the smell, citrus, peach, grass. Average

Cask, Cow and Plough, Stoughton. Straw coloured with a firm cream head. Aromas are low lemon with wheat, yeast and traces of banana. Flavours are sweet lemon with cream. Dry wheat which is clean on the palate. Light and refreshing.

(Cask at John Augustus, Liverpool, 20 July 2009) Pale yellow colour with frothy, white head. Fruity nose with tart hints of lemon and a slightly soapy wheat character. Fruity taste with notes of citrus, canned peaches, grass and some wheaty sweetness in the finish. Rather light body, fairly low bitterness. A decent and summery golden wheat ale.

Cask, Bear and Billett, Chester. The first beer of my 35th birthday!.....shame it wasn’t a better one. Clear golden colour with a creamy white head. Grassy, malty aroma. Sweetish flavour with wheat, citrus and yeast notes. A bit watery. Dry finish. Downable.

Cask conditioned - gravity dispense - Peterboro BF 2008. A yellow coloured beer with a white ring of bubbles. The aroma has lemon and wheat notes. The taste is a touch sweet with wheaty and yeasty notes and a touch of fart.

Tasting notes from 2004 Banbury beer festival. Pale golden with thin white head. Wheat / banana and faint citrus notes. Sweet malt flavours dominate, with notes of fruit. Hops are very light. Fairly bland overall.

Cask (handpump) @ Cat, Enville DY7, UK. Clear medium yellow color with a average, frothy / creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, boiled rice, spicy, wheat ? Flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft to flat. (130108)

Cask handpump at the Hogs Head, Wolverhampton 06/07/2007. A pale yellow colour with small head. Aroma is somewhat floral. Taste is a little wheat and a fair citrus kick with some hints of white chocolate. Not entirely pleasant, but drinkable.

Cask handpull at The Fly in the Loaf, Liverpool. Pale gold with thick off white head. Wheat in this I think (and there is). Creamy cereal and citrus aroma. Fairly standard English wheat citrus bitter. Some farty yeast. Cereal gives it body.