Wicked Elf Kӧlsch

Brewed by The Little Brewing Company
Style: Kölsch
Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

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Murky yellow color poor head and lacing. Soapy malt hop aroma. Lemon malt hop herbal flavour. Flat palate. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle from Slowbeer. Hazy pale golden, mild caramel malt aroma, some citrus hops, smooth, easy drinking, thin body, some residual sweetness and bitterness, a little bit peppery/spicy. Not bad, probably enjoy it more if it was summer.

Bottle, Pours a light golden with some light hazing. Aromas are quite subtle. Perhaps a little light malt without much else. Flavours are likewise a little thin. Light malt sweetness up front with a slight bitter hop finish. Some peppery spiciness comes through in the aftertaste.Quite watery.

From a 330ml bottle on 14/2/2013. Pours a clear yellow golden with a medium white fluffy head. Not much to mention aroma wise - just a little bready malt. The flavour is disappointingly bland, with some more bready malt and a touch of citrus fruit (lemon). Finishes with a mild to medium bitterness. Have quite enjoyed Wicked Elf’s previous offerings so this was a bit of a let down.

Big frothy head pale gold pour medium carbonation aromas fruity lemon grain salt air the flavours sour bitter lemon wheat grain taste flat tasting very little sweetness watery in taste the finish unlike wicked elf this is horrible dull tastless bit sour bland watery aftertaste not good at all

Pours gold with a large fading head. Nose shows some bready and biscuity malt with fainy sulphurous notes and a fair whack of spicy hops. A little of the bready malt follows as a flavour and some of the hops but otherwise its a bit dull. Very weak bitterness results in a seemingly sweet beer. Body feels a bit watery.

Bottle, 10C. Pale gold with an inch of white head that lasts and leaves clumps of lacing. High bead. Aroma of hay, pears, spices, flowers. Light bodied. Taste is of pears and light grain with modest bitterness. A few lingering spices. Pleasant refreshing drop.

On tap at Archive Beer Boutique. Poured clean and crisp and quite clear in the glass with a very pure white head of foam that sits and hangs around for a while. This beer is very refreshing, especially given the temperature outside. Crisp and clean in the mouth with a fruity aftertaste left on the palate. Very mild bitterness with a lot of lacing left on the glass.