Belhaven Wee Heavy / 90 Shilling (Bottle)

Brewed by Belhaven (Greene King)
Style: English Strong Ale
Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland

Pours brown with a tan head. Toffee/vanilla sweet aroma. Flavor is sweet: molasses, fruit, caramel and roasted malt, balanced with some bitterness and a nice wood/peat note.

(50 cl bottle from Systembolaget) Clear dark red brown color, big tan head. Sweet pinapple juice and vanilla scent. Sweet sugary taste with a bit of roasted malt. Medium mouthfeel and bitterness. Sweet aftertaste.

Bottle. Dark brown/amber colour with a tan head. Malty aroma with raisins & smoke. Flavour is roasted, fruity & a bit sweet.

Bottle. Clear auburn, medium beige head. Malty, toffeish aroma with dark fruits and apricots. Slightly roasted. Some earthy hops. Medium to heavy bodied, silky mouthfeel with some prickling carbonation. Sweet flavour, some alcohol warmth, but a moderate bitterness balances this beer well.

Sweet malty aroma. Dark caramel cola color with foamy tan head. Good roasted malty flavor, slight bitterness, caramelized sweetness. Light creamy palate with short duration on a bitter finish. Good.

Thanks Chuck. The beer pours to a rusty orange body with a creamy khaki head. The aroma is peat roasted barley, light sweet powdered sugar, nice chocolate malt. The palate is sweet, moderately velvety, creamy and peaty. I like it.

Clear medium-hued coppery brown, soapy, off-white head. English mineral water, some chocolatey figs and peat, hoppy mineral spirit type of alcohol thing. Well-rounded creamy brown-ale-like taste, with some chocolatey peat/smoke helping to "fullify" the body. Really good taste, balance, mouthfeel.

deep earthy brown tones w/ tiny hints of red and lots of visable carbonation a dense off tan head made up of tiny bubbles w/ a thick head. Nice well roasted aroma very sweet hints of chocolate and lots of carmels some definate dark fruits and I’d almost wager a hint of peat. Full palate lightly creamy and well coated. Sweet flavor chocolate over plums backing w/ some carmel. Light almost wood notes coming through, well roasted, very malty and a nice beer to drink.