Woodfordes Norfolk Wherry Best Bitter - Beer Kit Master Collection

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Brand: Woodfordes
Product Code: 212
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Woodfordes Norfolk Wherry Best Bitter

Named after the unique sailing barges which were once common on the Norfolk waterways, Woodfordes Wherry is an amber coloured, smooth beer with a distinctly hoppy nose and a well-balanced palate. Its flowery, hoppy character and long lasting, wonderfully bitter after taste makes it a favourite with real ale drinkers. Woodfordes Wherry Bitter won CAMRAs hotly contested Champion New Brewery Beer of Britain Award in 1990/91.

It makes 40 pints at an ABV of 4.5%.

Beer Kit Types
Amount of Malt ( flavour )	3 kg
Pints Produced	40
Sugar Needed	No

Mike Berry on 23/10/2015

( 5 / 5 )

This kit is classy. I bottle my beer, and last year did a blind taste with some friends. They couldn't tell me which ones I'd made, and which ones I'd bought from the off licence.

Robin Dover on 13/12/2012

( 5 / 5 )

This kit seems to have become the most recommend starter kit. It deserves that status. It is a gem, if yo do it right, and it isn't hard, you get a brew that is just like you get in the pub -amazing when you first start. This is a great standard bitter to add to your repertoire the only problem is everyone will want to drink it.

BRYAN NEWTON on 05/06/2012

( 5 / 5 )

My first kit many years ago and still making it today great beer

BRYAN NEWTON on 05/06/2012

( 5 / 5 )

My first kit many years ago and still making it always reliable and very true to the taste of a hand pulled pint in Norfolk

Tom Girling on 28/04/2012

( 4 / 5 )

My first brew - brewed as per the instructions, but with the inclusion of a gold, light hopped spray malt to kick start the second ferment. After a few more weeks maturing than stated on the box, it has turned into a really nice drop - much nicer than a lot of ales that you'll find in most pubs. I would happily drink this all the time...