Wychwood Hobgoblin (Pasteurised)

Sweet caramel aroma with golden brown appearance. Flavor of caramel and some light hops in the finish, but sweet, like Newcastle. Palate was somewhat creamy. Another typical English offering, too samey, but not bad, just boring.

Pours dark amber with medium tan head. Aromas of caramel and roasted peaches. Tastes of malt with a slightly bitter finish.

bottle at cafe globen, cph. dark amber, small thick offwhite or light brown head. sweet aroma. honey, roasted malts, slight bitterness, grapefruit peel. flavor is sweet, hoppy, roasted grains, faint fruity,ends sweet and bitter. very tasty and also quite refreshing, no toffee. me like.

Great color with little visible head. nice bitterness and overall flavor.

bottle, pours a deep ruby red with a thin to medium off white head. Aroma is very bready with a nutty character sitting beside a carmel malt base. Light bodied beer, starts with a sweet toasted malt flavor that fades to a nicely balanced bitter nut and light hop end that lingers for a second. Very easy to drink and refreshing.

bottle. pours amber with a small head. sweet, caramel, plum, bread. some bitterness.

355ml Bottle – 99 Bottles – Federal Way, WA
Aroma: Light bitter malt aroma with some hops in the backing.
Appearance: Golden yellow in color, hazy with a fluffy head.
Flavor: The bittering flavors where subtle but present. Liked the malt and hops balance. This was a nice dark ale with some fruit like qualities.
Palate: Dry finish, with a Good Mouthfeel.
Overall: A nice Dark English ale. This had some great flavors. I was impressed with this brew.

Weak nutty aroma and roasted malt. Pours dark ruby-brown. Flavor is roasted malt on the front balanced with hops towards the finish. Light carbonation, somewhat creamy mouthfeel. A little watery and weak in the end. East to drink, but not much to get excited about.