Commercial Description: Cask, Occasional;
Tangerine and orange notes within an overall floral nose and taste.
Wobble Sold Here, In 19th century Worcestershire’s industrial north, many cottages bore the sign "Wobble Sold Here".
Sold to mainly colliers, ironworkers and others involved in hot dusty work, Wobble was obtained from Black Country small brewers at 1½ shillings a bucket.
Foundries supplied barrels of water flavoured with barley for their workers’ loss of perspiration, but the men often preferred to creep out for a pail of Wobble instead.
<i> <b> Cask at The Plough, Worcester 08-03-08 </i> </b> Pours golden with great clarity and with just a tiny white rim of bubbles for a head. Some floral notes and citrus on the aroma but otherwise the nose is quite restrained. Taste is gloriously honey sweetness and citrus, an excellent beer which if it had just a bit more body to it would be even better, still it’s very good.
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