Belhaven Scottish Ale / Export (Bottle & Keg)

Pours a bronze color with a large fluffy white head. Very peaty smoky taste. A bit oily on the finish but still very good.

Poured from a 500ml bottle a deep amber with a thick off-white head that faded quickly and left behind good lacing. Aroma of caramel malts. Unexpected light flavor compared to aroma. Had a brown sugar flavor with a light hop bit.

On draft: Very good beer. Came out a nice brownish color with a very white, creamy head. A bit caramel in flavor. Very tastey.

It was not as expected with hit’s of malt, peat, and srprisingly, ash. Drank it at a BBQ slightly warmer than I usually like, but it was drinkable. Slightly chewy and creamy on the mouth.

My friend ordered one these and I scoped it out. Interesting appearance...dark but a soft nitro almost bleached white head. On the first sip of this I thought it tasted exactly a cigar. Texture was great. extremely smooth as expected from a nitro beer.

Good ale. creamy head. good amount of malt tast without being too sweet. very enjoyable. Give to someone to try that has been stuck on plain Jane lagers. This will be a nice intro ales.

On draught at Delaneys. Pours copper with a creamy head. Smells of hay, citrus, sugary. Tastes mildly bitter with peppery elements.

Nose of dried fruit & spice, heavy malt, and pecans. Pours a clear copper. The soft tight creamy bone head has very good retention and lace. The brew is exceptionally balanced and has good depth. The start has a faint sweetness, rounding into a nutty finish. The medium body is creamy & lively, and feels dry at the finish. A stand alone session brew to be sure.