The Little Brewing Co – Wicked Elf Kӧlsch & Pilsner

The Little Brewing Co – Wicked Elf Kӧlsch

Doing a double today of The Little Brewing Co. Wicked Elf range of beers – Kӧlsch and Pilsner. Still a few more of theirs tucked away in the fridge that I’ll need to clean up shortly. I chose these 2 mainly due to wanting some easy drinking beers after spending the day out in the yard doing the much neglected tidy up now that I have a short spell in between sporting commitments.

The Little Brewing Co – Wicked Elf Kӧlsch

The Kӧlsch pours a clear light yellow colour, nice bubbly white foam head and well carbonated. Citrus is the main aroma you can pick up from this ale with hints also coming from the malt. Nice sweet light malt flavours kicking in with a mild bitterness.

The Little Brewing Co – Mad Abbot Tripel

The Little Brewing Co – Mad Abbot Tripel

This bottle conditioned Tripel pours a hazy burnt orange colour with a lingering white head with some yeast residue. Fruity tropical aromas – banana, passionfruit, honey emanate from the glass, with hints of malt. A stronger taste of malt in the flavour blends in well with the fruitiness. A fit carbonated, tasty smooth brew, which could easily be a sessional, until the high ABV steers you away from that idea.

ABV – 9.5%
Style – Abbey Tripel
Sourced from – The Little Brewing Co.
Brewery – The Little Brewing Co.

Mad Abbot Christmas Ale 2103

Mad Abbot Christmas Ale 2013

This quadruple, a seasonal brew from The Little Brewing Co, pours a cloudy reddish brown with a medium creamy head. It has a strong fruity and spicy aroma. Taste is also fruity and spicy with caramel malt sweetness with a lingering aftertaste.

An enjoyable full bodied beer, but certainly not for everyday drinking which is possibly why it’s a Christmas Ale!

ABV 11.3%
Sourced from – The Little Brewing Co Cellar Door