Belhaven Scottish Stout (Bottle)

Brewed by Belhaven (Greene King)
Style: Stout
Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland

Serve in English pint

Pours an almost black ruby red color with a tan head.The aroma was of coffee,roasted malt with a skunky tone to it.The flavor was of watered down malt,coffee with a skunky taste.The body was medium with a funky aftertaste.Overall it was okay but I almost didn’t like it.

- moet chocolade smaak hebben maar die heb ik niet geproefd - alleen maar bitter

chocolate, coffee, leather, soy sauce, skunky, smoke, ginger, clear, black, brown foam, rocky head, light sweetness, very bitter, lightly sour, full body, bitter, long finish, soft carbonation, oily feel, thick feel,

500ml bottle. Dark brown with lasting off-white head. Aroma doesn’t yield that much. Dark malt, with effort some liquorice. Thin in taste, sweet cola-like. Somewhat mainstream adjusted. Overrated in my opinion.

Had this beer to long ago, just transferring from a app I was using to rate beer. As I drink these again I will add a better review.

Bottle 500ml. Color dark brown with big brown head. Aroma malt, roasted, coffee, chocolate. Taste roasted, chocolate, bitter, coffee.

Bottle. Pours a dark brown color with a small beige head. Nose is heavy on roast malt, chocolate, light coffee, some lactic notes. Palate is full with a stingy note and a filmy finish. Flavors of roasted malt, dark chocolate notes, and light malted milk notes.

Looks a bit insipid in the glass, the small white head has diminished very quickly. The aroma makes up the appearance, all he malt notes you would expect from a stout and great hop and yeast action as well; coffee, chocolate, burn toast, molasses, leather, cinnamon, pepper, spruce. Taste of sweet alcohol, with dry bitter hop finish of good length. Palate oily. A great drop, I’ve discovered a love of Belhaven.