Harviestoun Old Engine Oil (Bottle)

Pours very dark brown with thin tan head. The aroma is full and rich with sweet dark grape jam, ripe plums, dark toastiness, a bit of earthiness and chocolate. Smells very yummy. The taste begins with tasty dark fruity esters and mild earthiness. The dark roasted malts, toasted malts and some tasty dark chocolate all come together taking things to the finish. Even, smooth, somewhat rich and blended flavors makes this a tasty brew.

11.2oz btl. Pours an opaque black with a nice head that looks like chocolate mousse. Nice roasty nose. Taste is strong roast with chocolate tones and molasses that coat the mouth and finishes strong. Dark and delicious.

Dark poor with thin copper head that disipated quickly. Subtle roasted malt and chocolate notes. Dry finish... I liked it and had two of them.

Black colour with creamy beige head.Aroma is smooth of chocolate and coffee,heavy mouth feels and a oily flavor,well balanced with full body and strong nice finish.

Bottle. Black with a finger high, toffe coloured head. Very accurate description on the back of the bottle

Thanks to rcasta. Bottle: Think heavy and oily. Porter, stout and ale all together. Well balanced and nicely crafted.

Bottle. Looks like a darker version of Coca cola. Thick brown head. Smells like a imperial stout (choclaty and malty). Tastes coffee and choclate. Sweet and easy to drink. Very smooth. Well ballanced.

Poured from a 12-oz bottle a black with a nice, thick brown head. Smell was very malty with chocolate. A smooth beer with a bitter taste of chocolate and coffee. A bit of a burnt finish and can taste some very faint hops.