Woodfordes Wherry

Brewed by Woodfordes
Style: Bitter
Norwich, England

Serve in English pint

Homebrew. Clear amber with a good head which stayed the course. Very drinkable as a session ale. Much loved by friends who tasted it.

Pleasantly surprised when I bought this to while away a few minutes waiting for my tea staying at a premier inn in Norfolk. Nice amount of citrus and hops with malts in the finish. Very drinkable and my drink of choice when I’ve got to visit the stinking pile of rubbish that is our Norfolk office.

Orangey amber witha faily frothy white head. A crisp fresh hop aroma with a slightly fruity taste, balanced well by a dry malt finish.

Cask, Dykes End, Reach, Cambridgeshire. Yellowy amber with a white halo. Passion fruit, lemon rind and leafy fresh hop aroma. Never expected that. Flavour rounded out with lingering bread and biscuit. Quietly beautiful.

Robert Peel, Bury. Slightly hazy medium brown colour with a decent white head. Hoppy/malty aroma. Decent fruit flavour with a dry/bitter finish. Good session beer.

JDW @ Victoria Station. Poured a hazed amber with an off white head. Grassy, metallic hops and sweet malts in the nose. Taste is much the same, grassy with sweet biscuity malts and a honey note. Quite well balanced and quaffable.

Cask (handpump) @ The Fat Cat, Norwich, England NR2.
Clear medium yellow orange amber color with a small to average, frothy - fizzy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, caramel, old malt, old apples. Flavor is moderate sweet and light to moderate bitter with a average duration. Body is medium to light, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat. (310708)

Draught. Low but lasting fluffy white head. Hazy amber body. Mild fruity caramel aroma and flavor with little hops bitterness. Low carbonation and a short aftertaste.