Bridge of Allan UEFA Cup Final Ale

Formerly brewed at Bridge Of Allan (Traditional Scottish Ales)
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Stirling, Scotland

Serve in English pint

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Tasted at Fynske Øldag 2005, Clear green colour with a small white head. Malty aroma with a barnyard note. Malty, light sweaty flavor.

Bottled. Very ugly toxic green coloured. Nearly no aroma. Extremely weak flavour. Very watery. Ridiculous. If I was a Celtic supporter, I would go berserk over this joke.

How to rate the appearance of this green monster? According to the guy who poured me this at Fynske Øldage, it’s green because it’s supoosed to remble the Celtics green and white uniforms. Unfortunately, the head is light green instead of white. And that’s far from the only thing that isn’t quite right about this bland brew.

Why even bother? No aroma, no flavour (just water and carbonation). Slight metallic taste and green colour. That’s it.

Bottle. Green colour with a small white head. Dishwashing, light hoppy aroma and taste. Light body and a dry finish. ?

(Bottle 50 cl) Stinking, dark green with a creamy, dark green head. Weak, hoppy aroma. Soft, very thin-bodied and watery. Weak notes of bittering hops and....nothing else. What a sad way to celebrate Celtics great achievement. 291005

Bottled @ Fynske Øldage: What an odd beer. Very green. Clear. Has a very small white head. I really miss words, cause I find it hard to abstract from the looks. Reminds me of Pisang Ambon. The beer is sweet and malty. Has some hoppy and herbal notes. Is a bit dry. Thin bodied and pretty uninteresting - apart from looks. Who wants to drink a green beer? Well, I don’t.

Bottled. Clear green coloured with a light green head. Sweet aroma of malts, grain and hops. Flavour of malts, grain and hops.