Wiper and True
Microbrewery
in
Bristol,
Bristol,
England 🏴
Associated with 2 Venues
Established in 2012
Contact
Description
We first fell in love with brewing on the stove at home, surrounded by pots, pans and raw ingredients. Tinkering endlessly, we studied the ancient art of our vocation. Nomadically brewing around the country, we learned from fantastically generous, knowledgeable artisans, honing our craft along the way.
Today, we’ve outgrown our roots as nomadic brewers, and operate out of two production sites. The first, a brewery we built in St Werburghs, Bristol, is where we focus on our core range of beers, constantly refining the recipes to bring you an ever evolving, perfect pour. New challenges continually arise and are met by our talented team of resourceful brewers, as we continue producing top notch beers whilst adhering to strict social distancing measures. Usually host to our tap room, we’re already looking forward to re-opening the York Street brewery to our friends, family and local community for fresh beers once we all come out the other side. At our second Bristol site, the Barrel Store, work continues on our complex, mixed fermentation and wild yeasted beers. Here, we serve as custodians over our barrel-aged brews as they develop on different kinds of wood.
Ever evolving in the quest for refinement, all of our recipes stem from the desire to create something beautiful and delicious.
Today, we’ve outgrown our roots as nomadic brewers, and operate out of two production sites. The first, a brewery we built in St Werburghs, Bristol, is where we focus on our core range of beers, constantly refining the recipes to bring you an ever evolving, perfect pour. New challenges continually arise and are met by our talented team of resourceful brewers, as we continue producing top notch beers whilst adhering to strict social distancing measures. Usually host to our tap room, we’re already looking forward to re-opening the York Street brewery to our friends, family and local community for fresh beers once we all come out the other side. At our second Bristol site, the Barrel Store, work continues on our complex, mixed fermentation and wild yeasted beers. Here, we serve as custodians over our barrel-aged brews as they develop on different kinds of wood.
Ever evolving in the quest for refinement, all of our recipes stem from the desire to create something beautiful and delicious.
8.3/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 9
Can from Stamford Beer Direct. Hazy golden colour with a white head. Aroma yeasty Brett and pineapple. Taste citrus to dry.
Tried
from Can
on 03 Apr 2021
at 21:26
7.1/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 7
Flavor 7
Texture 7
Overall 7
Crowler at home. Very clear light amber color, full sized bubbly head that diminishes quickly. Aroma is hard to describe. Sort of light sweetish, lightly some sort of candy mixed with something odd I can't put my finger on. Flavor is similar. Vwry tough to properly describe. Light sweetish notes. A bit thin texture wise, but a quote pleasant easy drinkable pale ale. Not bad at all and probably it will taste way better in the sun at 30 degrees.
Tried
on 23 Mar 2021
at 20:07
7.5/10
So, well made, but not much Brett. It’s fine, but underwhelming. Crisp pear notes. Soft
Tried
from Can
on 19 Mar 2021
at 22:34
7.9/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 7.5
440ml can Sophie's Beer Store. Misty golden yellow pour, large white head. Fascinating. Deya's house yeast is singing loud and proud, a touch doughy with mild apricot, complemented by the Brett D strain and colourful citrus hop shades completing the blend. Great beer, not too shouty but it works well.
Tried
from Can
on 09 Mar 2021
at 17:06
8/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 8
440ml can Sophie's Beer Store. Misty gold appearance, large white head. Brett tastic. Vibrant bretty nose, pleasant sweet fruity esters, some orange notes with a crisp bitterness. Very refreshing and a nice representation of brett.
Tried
from Can
on 09 Mar 2021
at 17:01
7/10
Crowler. Beetje vreemd maar wel lekker. Zoet. Soort kruising tussen een frisdrank en bier, zonder een rader te zijn. Limonade achtig.
Tried
from Crowler
on 02 Mar 2021
at 17:23
7.1/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 7
Flavor 7
Texture 8
Overall 6.5
Can from Waitrose. Pale hazy golden colour with a white head. Tropical fruity aroma. Juicy sweet to light bitter taste smooth body.
Tried
from Can
on 13 Feb 2021
at 22:39
5.8/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 7
Flavor 5
Texture 6
Overall 5
Can from House Of Trembling Madness. Hazy golden body with a thin white head. Steady carbonation. Faint lacing. Aroma of grapefruit and minerals. Flavour of funky yeast, tonic water and a strange metallic finish. Thin body with a slick texture. Soft fizz. An interesting beer, which improved as I got used to the sharp finish, but it doesn’t quite work for me.
Tried
from Can
on 31 Jan 2021
at 00:28
6.9/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 7
Flavor 7
Texture 6
Overall 7.5
Can from The Made Inn Ashford and drunk at home. Hazy russet colour lasting beige head. Lovely citra aroma and some spicy malt. I rather liked it. good citra grapefruit. some good malt. spicy finish. yep decent
Tried
from Can
on 28 Jan 2021
at 19:01
7.5/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 6
Overall 8
Can from The Made Inn Ashford and drunk at home. Hazy gold colour lasting white head. Yeasty aroma. Light saison aroma. Rather a refreshing delightful light lemon aroma. full in the mouth. good hops on the finish. light floral delicate. loved it.
Tried
from Can
on 27 Jan 2021
at 17:27