Moorhouses Pendle Witches Brew (Bottle)

Brewed by Moorhouses
Style: English Strong Ale
Burnley, England

Bottle pours yellow with hints of amber and a white head. Aroma is floral hops, sweet malt, and ripe fruit. Flavor is light, fruity, finishes dry and bitter.

Bronze coloured body with a short head. Pears in the taste with some malt back up, but for me a tad boring.

Bottle. Pours a tea colored body with an off white head. Moth and apricots. Dried fruit, grain husk, dry and bitter with some light earth y tones. Subtle and dull. Eh.

Bottle [Courtesy of Paul, thanks buddy for bring this excellent stuff] Small fizzy like head that mostly diminished. Spare display of lacework. Cloudy orange/golden color. Aroma of light grassy and dry floral notes, mild base of caramel and light dry feel. Light bodied with a soft carbonation and light dry texture. Light bitter and sweet flavor. Light dry and mild bitter finish.

50 cL bottle, courtesy of Paul. Pours cloudy orange with a small white head. Aroma is dry grassy and sligt cardboardish aroma. Grainy. Sweet malt flavoured with a light bitterness showing through. Dry, malty and bitter finish.

There are only a handful of British bottled beers worth a shit. This is one of them. There’s a wretched, evil whore inside every bottle! Avoid if you haven’t been saved!

Pours a dark golden orange with a finger of soapy off white head. Grassy hop aroma, some citrus zest and caramel. Taste is light caramel or toffee, some fruitiness, and a big herbal grassy hop finish.

bottle from Tuckers Maltings. Clear deep golden colour with an amber glow, mid-sized white head, a tiny amount of sedimanet. Hoppy-lemony aroma. Full-bodied, pleasantly bitter with s shy but good malty background. Lemony hop flavours with a hint of orange zest. Fruity and dry lingering finish.