Harviestoun Schiehallion (Cask)

June, 2003 Cask, Muggleton Inn, Maidstone. Laid back. Watery. Some soft sweetness & slight, gentle vinegar. Yellow plums. Nice perfume in the aroma. [2.3]

Cask at Cambridge Blue in Cambridge.

Pours a very pale light-lager yellow, with a surpising lively aroma of malts and whiskey. The flavor starts relatively subtle, a pleasant lager, hints of lemon, but it brings in a hearty peat-smoke and whiskey twist this is really quite pleasant so long as one focuses on drinking it as a lager doesn’t start imaging oneself drinking the melted ice from a glass of finished single malt.

Cask, Jan Primus. Slightly hazy golden color, short off-white head. Aroma is hoppy and a bit fruity. Refreshing taste, crisp, slight bitterness, creamy and oily texture.

1. Cask Stillage at the Metropolitan Cathedral Crypt, Liverpool 22/02/2001 Smooth on the palate and very easy drinking. 2. Cask Handpump at the Penny Black, Northwich (JDW) 07/07/2005 Clear golden coloured pale and hoppy. Crisp dry malt finish.

(Cask@Gallows Bird, Espoo) Golden color with a very small, lacy head. Quite strong berry aroma. A flavor of berries with quite mild hopping, plus some strawberry and apple. Light to medium-bodied palate with pretty low carbonation. A middle-class brew in every aspect.

Cask : Woodcote Steam/Beer festival, Oxfordshire. Citrus flavours underly a smooth, calm lager with a light hop aroma. It has a comlex body to it if you look, or it can be a nice swilling beer, easy to drink.

Cask at Akkurat, Stockholm, Sweden. Hazy orange, thin creamy head. Fresh citric aroma; grapefruit. Almost flat and rather smooth. Quite sweet with ok citric bitterness.

Cask at the Wharf: Extremely refreshing and fruity. Finish is flowery and mild. Some hops are niticeable too. A complex and a good beer.