Wychwood Fiddlers Elbow (Pasteurised)

depp amber golden colour with decnt head, very citric aroma kinda malty can taste decnt alcohol some caremel. decnt brew not a fav though

Pours light amber into an English pint. Off-white pancake head slowly recedes. Sour lemon and beer mung aromas. Creamy caramel with a crisp hop finish. Maybe a little mild, but enjoyable nonetheless.

Caramel, apple and grassy/piney hops in the nose. Tastes caramelish, apple, bitterish, grassy and some licorice. Finishes fruity, sweetish and bitterish. Light bodied, medium co2. Average and drinkable bitter.

Caramel malts dominate the aroma.Pours a light to medium copper with a medium off white head.Has a light malt and caramel flavor.Thin with a caramel malt finish.

Light caramel and some wood scents. Looks just like apple juice with a white head on top. Medium palate. Bitter--very floral, earthy, dirty, flavor of bitterness. Not a lot else going on. A little bit more caramel presence as it warmed. Not sure of the age of this bottle--but possibly past its prime.

500 ml in Mason quart. Uncloudy orange-brown. Medium-sized khaki, lasting head provides some frosty lace. Aroma is butterscotch toffee with slight peppery hops. Taste is not as sweet as the aroma would indicate, nice hop balance. Initially slightly malt-tilted taste becomes more bitter towards the end, but still somehow has sweet malt in the nose of the aftertaste. Palate is light-medium and mostly dry. Pretty nice beer.

Pours Light Broen....Looks like iced tea, bubbly head. Aroma is Fruity, apples. Taste is spicy, bitter, watery, light carbination. Nothing really pops...

A pleasant beer. Amber orange with fizzy white head. Fruity esters in the aroma with hints of malt and earthy hops. A malt forward brew, balanced with earthy hops lending a slightly spicy, pepper quality to the beer. Medium bodied. Lightly carbonated. Finishes relatively clean with a sweet finish followed by a slight hop bite.