First brewed 1997. Served in a 10cl flute which encourages sipping. Probably the best approach.

Tasting Notes: Not surprisingly for a 13% beer it is dominated by the alcohol. Behind this is a strong Barely Wine character and a full, very tangy, moderately fruity, amber malt. Drinking it is quite fun to start with but becomes hard.

Specifieke ingredients : the <> of noble dark malts, spices and the elected proper Satan-yeast.

Colour : amber

Taste description : a harmony of nuances between creamy and strong arome, sweet and fine palet, fruity with a perfume of hop.

Technical description : Alcohol : 8 vol.%, Degrees Plato : 17,7 PL°ree;

Serving temperature : between 8°ree; - 10°ree;C

Type : high fermentation brew with refermentation in the bottle

1. 75 cl bottle, or in a metal box, or per 6 in a black carton box
2. 3 x 33 cl (tri-pack)
3. 24 x 33 cl, in handy Satan-crates or in a white carton box

From Beer Advocate: Dark color, almost black, reddish-brown. The tan head is nothing too impressive, and did not last long, while the carbonation is also fairly low. Nose is not particularly strong, but does reveal signs of hoppiness as well as a sweet, malty toasted aroma. Already the beer was reminding me of a stout something that would become even more prominent in the taste. The flavor is predominantly malty with hints of caramel at first. It does wash over the palate a little quickly, which makes you realize that this is actually a lager. There's also a nice fizzy carbonation to go with the deep flavors. The hops and dryness come into play more around the finish, and the beer rounds out a little coffee-like.

Light ale, light gold colour, slightly cloudy. Aromatized with aromatic hops, coriander and orange shell, this pure malt beer is often assimilated to a white beer.

Its subtle bitterness and sense of roundness in the way it fills the mouth make it an easy-drinking beverage, predominantly served as a drought beer. White, fine and creamy foam with good persistence.

Fat Angel brings divergent tastes together to create a satisfyingly smooth harmony. Dry hopped for eminent drinkability, This beer offers a complex palate that balances the rich pleasures of malt with the crisp, refreshing flavor of hops. Fat Angel is the ale of universal reconciliation, brewed in an ambiguous world for those seeking answers in the age of confusion.

Shelton Bros. Importers

7.0% Alcohol by volume

Also available in bottles.

• Medal Winner, International Brewing Awards 1998
• Supreme Champion Beer of Britain 2000
• Silver Champion Beer of Britain 2001
• Bronze Champion Beer of Britain 2002
• Runner-up Champion Beer of Britain 1989/90 & 1994/5
• Silver Medal, International Brewing Awards 1996

• Runner-up Champion Beer of Britain 1989/90 & 1994/5
• Silver Medal, International Brewing Awards 1996

Fruity, winey bouquet with a malty peat flavor. Creamy vanilla, sherry oak finish, and a semi-dry, mildly bitter, hoppy, fruity aftertaste. Lucifer is often served as an aperitif

Brooklyn Monster Ale, our dead-of-winter seasonal, is an English style barleywine. Barleywines are beers fermented to the strength of wines, usually around 10% alcohol by volume.

The high alcohol produces intensely estery flavors, giving the beers a vinous, or sherry-like character. Deep mahogany in color, Monster is cellared for three months, and unfiltered. Monsteršs aroma is redolent of sherry and hops. The palate is fruity and citrusy, and the finish is warming.

Monster is available on draught at select bars and restaurants, and also in 12oz bottles.

Availability: November-February very limited quantities in 12-oz bottles, 15.5-gal kegs and 5.2-gal kegs

Malts: British Maris Otter, Halcyon and Pipkin, Malted Wheat

Hops: Willamette, Cascade and Yakima Fuggle

Alcohol: varies year to year, 11-12%

Pale ale malt, crystal malt, a special blend of sugars and Fuggles and Goldings hops. Matured for over three months to deliver the highest quality beer.

Pale ale malt, crystal malt, roasted barley, chocolate malt, special blend of sugars, Fuggles and Goldings hops, real dark chocolate and chocolate essence. Melted chocolate bars are added to the boil and the essence is added after filtration.

Dead Guy is a German-style Maibock made with Rogue's proprietary "PacMan" ale yeast. It is deep honey in color with a malty aroma, rich hearty flavor and a well balanced finish. Dead Guy is created from Northwest Harrington, Klages, Maier Munich and Carastan malts, along with Perle and Saaz Hops. Dead Guy Ale is available in 22-ounce bottles, 12-ounce 6-pack, and on draft.

Measurements: 16 degrees Plato, IBU 40, Apparent Attenuation 78, Lovibond 16

In that spirit, we brew our ale with the addition of pumpkin to the mash, along with traditional spices to create a delicious American original.

In November 1992 Maudite (the damned one), was the first strong beer to be distributed in Quebec grocery stores. It contains 8 % alcohol and is also the first beer brewed in America that improves with age. When served young, it is very smooth, but when served after several years of storage, its flavour is reminiscent of port. Maudite is a mahogany-colored, rich-tasting premium beer that has a distinctive, complex taste. Because of the warmth it releases, this strong character beer must be served cool but not cold. Perfect with pasta, red meats, stews and spicy dishes, it also makes a good aperitif and after-dinner drink.

"a deliciously dark, full-bodied and rich 'chocolate' malted brew "

The Legendary Hobgoblin Strong Dark Ale

It was in a shadowy corner of the old maltings in Witney that the first gurgle was heard: a delicious, dark, rich ale pouring from the cask.

A local landlord had commissioned a special brew to celebrate his daughter's wedding. Our founder, the late Chris Moss, God rest his soul, created the ale of his life - a dark, rich, and mysterious brew. What to call it though? Too much was brewed for the wedding, so a firkin of our still nameless beer was sold to a local grog shop. It went down so well, more was called for the very next day.

Chris dutifully delivered another firkin, and was stopped aghast in his tracks. What sight beheld him? A drawing of a Hobgoblin and the name had magically appeared on the beer. Was it the wanderer of the night? Was mischief afoot? Perhaps, under his gaze, a lay artist serving at the counter was so charmed with the ale, he'd been compelled to depict the character of the brew in a drawing.

From that day hence, customers would ask for The "Hobgoblin" beer, and the legendary ale was born.

Beware The Hobgoblin . . . He may work his magic on you . . .

Hobgoblin - Tasting Note

5.2% ABV 500ml bottle, 5.0% ABV in cask

Hobgoblin is a powerful full-bodied copper red, well-balanced brew. Strong in roasted malt with a moderate hoppy bitterness and slight fruity character that lasts through to the end.

Head Brewer, Jeremy Moss, has produced a full chocolate malt flavour beer by the addition of a small proportion of crystal malt and the use of Fuggles hops blended with Styrian Goldings hops. The ruby red coloured Hobgoblin is full-bodied and has a delicious chocolate toffee malt flavour balanced with a rounded moderate bitterness and an overall fruity character.

The Original Commissioned Artwork for The Hobgoblin was produced for Wychwood Brewery by Ed Org.

Various adaptations of the Original Hobgoblin have evolved the character into his depiction today.

"A beguiling dark, soft and seductive brew "

Wychwood Black Wych Spellbinding Stout

A tribute to the Witch Folk of Wych Wood. The mysterious character of The Black Witch in British folklore is mirrored in this beguiling brew, as black as her robes and as opaque as her motives. In folklore, the Black Witch is known to concoct potions of seduction for those lovelorn souls brave enough to approach her. But beware her charms, lest you fall under her spell too deeply.

Black Wych Tasting Note

5.0% ABV. Black Wych is a beguiling traditional English dark stout, silky smooth, soft and seductive. A heady brew, which entices you to lose your senses and fall for the charms of The Black Wych

The Original Commissioned Artwork for Black Wych was produced for Wychwood Brewery by Ed Org.