Woodfordes Wherry

Brewed by Woodfordes
Style: Bitter
Norwich, England

Serve in English pint

Cask. Copper color with an off-white head. The nose is hoppy, fresh and floral. The taste is initially sweet, a bit woody and more sour than your standard bitter. Dry finish. The palate is medium, the carbonation accomplished.

Cask. The Yorkshire Terrier,York. Thin white head, orange body. Orange peel, spicy, citrus, bubblegum, fruity. Bittersweet, Bitter, dry finish,

The aroma and the taste is thin with light shades of caramel malt, fruit and hops. Typical English bitter, easy to drink but rather watery.

Tab at pub in London. A pretty standard pub beer. A bit average, but nothing bad to say. Good colour and head.

A - Fruity with light caramels A - Dark gold with thin head T - Slightly sweet with little bitter P - Medium to thin with a lack of smoothness for a bitter O - average at best

Cask at Ye Olde Mitre. Clear light amber, average off-white frothy head. Grass and heather aroma - a bit papery. Taste is harsh - paper and a bit butterscotchy - dry, no alcohol. Average mouth, astringent, a bit harsh. Meh

Cask at the Grape and Grain, Crystal Palace. Clear amber pour with a white head. Peach. orange peel and mango infused nose. Quite a fruity aroma. Citrus tang with plenty of fruity hop flavours. Classic session ale.

Cask at the Joiners Arms, Croydon. It pours clear amber, with a thin foamy head and soft carbonation. The nose is caramel, hay, grass and bread. The taste is wood, grass, hay, cherry, caramel and chalk, with an astringent woody finish. An okish bitter that is not particularly bitter.