Wychwood Hobgoblin (Pasteurised)

Bottle. Love the lable. Aroma, malty with a slight hint of fruit. Color, copper with a good head that doesn’t last too long. Taste, nice malty, with a little hops. Recommend this one.

translucent chesnut body with no head..aroma of herbal tea and clove..flavor is of plain green tea, chocolate and toast..thin palate..very bizarre and somewhat unpleasant

Has a vivid copper color and a thin head; aromas of orange and hops. A full citrus flavor with a bit of carmel. Has some alcohol in the finish.

500ml Bottle: red-amber beer under a thin tan head. Aromas of fruit, roasted malts and earth. Nutty almond flavour with some toffee. Somewhat creamy body with a nice dry end.

Pours red brown with a small head. Not much in the way of any distintive smells. Same could be said of the taste. Not a bad beer. just not enough of a beer to say "grab me a 6 pack of Hobglobin!)

Pours dark amber with thick off white head. Faint aroma of malts. Flavor is slightly sweet with a lingering bitterness aftertaste. Light to medium body with a thin mouthfeel and light carbonation.

Bottle -- A deep red copper with a small beige head that soon disipates but never quite disappears. Aroma is sweet malt and fruity. Smooth, medium palate with a fair bit of carbonation. Flavour is pleasantly malty and dark fruity with a twang of bitterness near the end. A pleasant drop.

A decent beer. Color is redish/brown. Palate was nothing special, average or a bit below. Drank chilled from bottle. Flavour was okay. After taste wasn’t great. Overall 13/20.