keg at Dundee beer festival 2024 ..hazy amber ..thin white lacing ..soft sweet fruity ..big juicy fruit

Sample courtesy of Grumbo via SHIG, cheers. Aroma is strong of pine, very pithy, grapefruit and citrus. Taste is piney and green with watered down tropical fruit.

keg at Dundee beer festival ....soft sweet floral fruit nose ...juicy tart fruit ..b8g bright..juicy fruit

Keg at BrewDoge Paddington, 12/06/23. 2022 Collabfest clawback ... just the 8 months later !!! Chestnut brown with a well presented beige head. Nose is fruit cake, biscuit, toffee, raisins, dried fruit esters. Taste comprises candied fruit peel, Belgian yeast esters, spice, herb, dates, figs, toffee. Medium bodied with bite, fine carbonation, semi drying close with a gentle buzz of alcohol. Solid Belgian strong.

Keg at Brewhemia, Edinburgh. Pours light hazed gold with a white cap. Aroma: citrus, zest, melon, grass. Taste: light sweet & bitter, citrus notes dominate, some grass. Light dry on the palate. Medium body with moderate carbonation

330ml. can. @Koku Shi, Perth (Scotland). 31/07/2023 [#6.620 Global - #162 Scotland - #1 Cullach Brewing (My Scottish brewery #51)] Pours light hazed golden with a white head. Aroma: herbal hops, orange zest, fruity malts and candy. Taste: candied malts, pine and resin. Caramelly aftertaste. Balanced bitterness. Next one please!

Clear dark red/brown pour with a small head; aroams of apple, yeast, and white bread; flavours of apple, cocoa, so spice (cinnamon). Very nice, almost abbey style

Can from Westhill Service Station. It pours darkest brown to black with a thick, fluffy tan head. The aroma is sweet, yet savoury, salted caramel, salty pretzel, vanilla fudge, chocolate fudge cake, donuts, roasted malt, toasty and light umami. The taste is slick, bitter - sweet upfront, but then it gets sweeter, sugary, fudgey, vanilla, sticky glazed pastries, chocolate donut, roasted malt, toasty brown sugar, rocky road, touch of umami and a pleasing boozey warmth in the back end. Finish is bitter - sweet. Medium+ body and average carbonation. I was worried this was going to be far too sweet, but actually the alcohol keeps that in check.

Can from Bowhouse. Mostly clear brown body with a beige head. Steady carbonation. Patchy lacing. Aroma of stewed tea, a hint of chocolate and dried grass. Flavour of toffee and orange rind. Medium body with a slick texture. Light fizz. A nice hop combination for a well executed American Brown.

Can thanks to Stuu666. Appearance - deep brown to black with a creamy tan head. Nose - honeycomb, toffee and chocolate. Taste - chewy toffee and honeycomb. Palate - medium bodied with a dry, roasty finish. Overall - decent.