Wychwood Fiddlers Elbow (Pasteurised)

I was expecting so much more after a few samples from Wychwood, I was veryily disappointed, severly disappointed.

Pale clear copper colour with light carbination and small,but lasting head.The initial tase is good,but vanishes almost straight away.Its an ok beer with a pleasant malty tase,nothing to write home about.

Some white head with a bit of lacing on this orange-brown pour. Light carbonation, with a nice earthy aftertone. I like the color and the smooth flavor, but it has little or no real depth.

Slightly darker orange color. Poured with a good sized head. The aroma is soapy with some flowers and light oranges. The taste is a nice tangerine with some slightly spicy notes in the finish. A nice light version of the style.

Sweet floral aroma with hint of hops. Clear brown colour with good head. Smooth sweet malt flavour. Smooth palate.

Deep golden colour and a firm white head. The aroma is of mouthwatering hops, malt just noticable in the background. A medium bodied brew, with a satisfying hoppy palate, fresh and fruity, an unusual but distinctive wheat styled beer.

Bottled. Pleasent bitter, slightly sweet, fairly thin, fairly Wychwood. Not my first choice of their beers.

Aroma:Smell malt and floral hops. appearance:amber coulor with small white head. Flavor:light malt caramel,small biterness,nuts.