Harviestoun Old Engine Oil (Bottle)

330ml Bottle Very black with a beige head, Smooth Chocolate, Coffee flavour with a long aftertaste.

pours pitch black with a frothy tan head,roasty chocolate malty nose,med mouth feel roast coffe/chocolate light bitter finish,clears the palate rather quickly..good but nothing unbelieveble.

Pours dark brown almost black with lite beige head that is small leaving some lace and froth in the glasses middle.Carbon good.Aroma chocolate,coffee malt roasted,a spicy touch,flavour roasted coffee and some fruit notes.Good bitter this reminds me of Guinness Export one of my favourites,finish is malty and mellow,very good.

Bottle. Pours pitch black, oil black with a beige head. Aroma is roast malts, coffee, dark fruits, vinous. Taste is chocolate, smooth, coffee, malts. Finish is bittersweet, long lasting aftertaste.

Bottle courtesy of Carlus12. Chocolate and coffee nose. Some roasted malts also present. Pours a dark thick beer. Taste is silky, malty, roasted elements. Some hops in the finish giving a bitter sweet tast overall.

Bottle- Black in colour with a vinous, biscuity roasted aroma with chocolate. Roasted, malty, chocolatey taste with a pleasant bitterness with chocolate and coffee being noted. Very nice.

About as black as black can be. No head. Not much aroma that I could smell. Roasty, coffee, and slight smoke. Finishes with very mild hop bitterness.

Black pour with minimal tan head (55degrees). Slightly woody and a tiny bit of chocolate, but mostly dark fruit in the aroma. Smooth sweet dark malt flavor. The cask aging to the special reserve really adds another dimension that this beer completely lacks. Still a great beer, but not quite as good.