Harviestoun Schiehallion (Cask)

Cask conditioned at The Guildford Arms, Edinburgh. Deep golden colour, minimal head. Nice aroma of fruity hops. Hoppy flavour.

(RBESG 2007, Cask at Guildford Arms, Edinburgh) Amber color, small head. Fruity and a bit hoppy aroma. Hoppy flavor with some grapes.

Nice golden appearance with only a small amount of head. Lager-esque aroma, quite zesty and hoppy. Flavour was somewhere between a continental lager and a British golden ale, hoppy flavours as well as some citric ones. The slightest aftertaste of yeast-extract. Pretty good.

A Mes rate: Cask at Chelmsford Beer Festival. Reasonably tasty cask lager. Quite dark in colour considering. Malty underpinnings topped with flowery hops. Not bad.

reslly interested in the whole cask lager concept. never tried anything like this before. It was a very pleasant surprise from a cracking brewery. golden orange colour with a small rocky head. Continental pilsener aroma with hops, citrus fruits and a tiny sulphery quality coming through. Nice full body, flavours benefit from the light carbonation. Nice crisp clean slightly bitter finish. Will try the bottled version soon too.

Half pint gravity fed from the cask at the Ealing Beer Festival, a slight haze to the pale gold body, with a white bubbly head. A sharp and clean fruit hop aroma. A crisp palate with light fruity flavours. Bitter in the finish without being too dry. A good drink from a long awaited tasting.

Cask at GBBF 2006. An orange beer with a thick white head. The aroma is sweet malty with quite strong flowery notes. The flavor is sweet with a very nice note of flowers.

Nice clean golden colour, with a hoppy aroma and a full sharp fruityness with a little hop bitter