Wolf Coyote

Brewed by Wolf
Style: Bitter
Attleborough, England

Serve in English pint

The Bell Inn, Banbury. Honey amber under a white slick. Lemon and woodsy hop aroma with a puff of sulphur. Filmy slick and orange-accented with digestive biscuit and lemony notes. Same background Beef Monster Munch creaminess asThe Wolf. Very suppable English refreshment with a scattering of US hoppage. Good.

Cask at GBBF 09 ... amber ... light fruity hop nose ... bitter fruits ... light hop ... boring

Not so bitter and nothing to do with a coyote if you ask me. It was fine and really plesant too.

Cask@GBBF2009. Golden colour, small white creamy head. Aroma is caramel malts, some fruity and earthy notes as well. Flavour is fruits, some floral hops as well as mild grassy notes.

Cask@GBBF 2009. Dark golden color, small steady white head. Dishwater lemony hoppy aroma. Brewing mash lemony hoppy flavor. Some late bitterness. Watery palate.

Cask - The Vine, Norwich. Clear, dark gold with a dense, medium head leaving a thick white lacing. Light malt aromas on the nose with citric hops. Sweet initial biscuity malt flavours leading to a lingering herby, grassy hop bitterness. Medium, soft mouthfeel with low carbonation. Refreshing and very sessionable.

A bright little summer ale with light grassy hop aromas along with a good hit of lemon. Quite citric again in the mouth, very zingy, fresh and drinkable. It’s not hugely interesting but very sunny and refreshing. The carbonation numbs my tongue out somewhat but all around it is a sweet little number.

Cask in the rake. Alround rating: Pale british malts, small honey character, grassy bittering hop. Alround a balanced standard bitter.