Middle Ages Wailing Wench

Brewed by Middle Ages Brewing
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
Syracuse, New York USA

bottle: pours a dark chestnut brown with a large off white head. aroma is a very sticky toffee malt with some buttery burnt sugar and a kind of putting of spice. no hops. flavour is a burnt toffee malt that is very warming a little bit of spice and a n off flavour that stays on the palate. i dont knbow if this is a bad bottle or what, but it is not very good.

Bomber: Normal pour yeilds a brownish amber with a frothy yeasty head. Nose is rounded leaf hops. Body is pretty much hops. Finish is pretty much hops. Thick quaff rings of lacing that build upon themselves and must be scaped from glass after beer is consumed. Woo Hoo. This should kill any internal parasites you may have. Grapefruit and key lime. A bare thin line of dicernable malt makes the body...out of body. 8%? you’re kiddin! A good one.

Bottle. Reddish amber colour with a nice white head. Very hoppy aroma with notes of peach and grass-like. Nice sweet flavour of lime, citrus and hops, very nice endeed.

22 oz’er. Poured a deep mahogoney reddish-brown with a big, thick and juicy head of airy foam. The aroma is bountiful ... hinting at a hoppy stew of malty goodness. And that’s what this beer is ... a nice robust and meaty glass of good ol’ beer. This comes across first as a deeply roasty medium amber brew. But then the stark hoppiness strikes your palate, fruity and delicious. Exceptionally well made brew. (#3150, 10/21/2007)

Orange, amber colour with a beige head. Malty, caramel sweet aroma with a hoppy fruity and piney note. Caramel sweet flavor with fruity hoopy notes. Dry, piney finish.

Bottle. [Courtesy of Papsoe, quality tasting @ Papsoe] Huge creamy beige and lasting head. Good display of lacework. Amber color. Thick aroma of hoppy notes, flowers, pine, grapefruit, citrus. Some caramel and grain comes through. Underlying apricot and licorice feel. Full bodied with a dry texture and an average carbonation. Moderated bitter and sweet flavor. Dry and bitter finish. 28-09-2007

Bottle. Clear orange red coloured with an off white head. Aroma of caramel, hops, pine needles and fruits. Flavour of fruits, caramel, hops and pine needles. Hoppy finish.

(Bottle 65 cl) Courtesy of Kramer17801. Clear, amber golden with a tall, handsome and lively, beige head leaving some laces. Fresh, citrusy nose. Medium body, fruity accents and a very dry and astrigently, bitter finish. 280907