Heather Ales Ebulum

Aroma is unmistakably berry fruit immediately after pouring. Tastes like almost like a strong stout but with a much liter easy finish.

Bottle. Pours black with a dark brown head. Very malty sweet aroma, with hints of coffee. Roasted carmel and coffe with malts kind of dissapears in the after taste with a late malty sweetness. Not bad

Refined dark fruity flavor and pleasant smooth, roasty, oaty graininess; a hint of nutmeg, and a nice oily smooth palate; not overy fruity or spiced; very good, and it cured my sciatica.

11.2 oz. bottle. Best before end: 04/06. A VERY dark mahogany pour with virtually no head. Roasty aroma that features some malts, chocolate, coffee and dark berries. Sweet, malty body that’s a little roasty. Some dark berries are present throughout. Decent body. A little grainy and oaty. Almost stout-ish. A pleasant surprise.

Bottle @ Medelhavspärlan, Stockholm Backlog 17 Aug 2005
Burned bacon aroma. Black colour with off white head. Tastes of stout and dish water detergent. A realy off putting combination. Artifical and strange. An experiment gone completely wrong?

Pours a jet black color with a small amount of quickly dissapating whitish head. Very nice coffee, roasted sweet aroma. Flavor is bittersweet, jamish, coffee with a dry finish. Overall, definitely my favorite of the scotish ales set.

VERY dark, off white head fades quite fast.Lovely roast barley nose with fruit in the background ( this becomes more pronounced as the beer opens up) Remarkably smooth palate, with a good stout-like flavour, the fruit creeps up on the long lasting finish. Really didn’t know what to expect with this...it’s unique(as far as I know!) and delicious.

This is the first beer I ever had that the aroma overpowers the flavors, a fantastic aroma of coffee and Jam. Palate is a wee bit thin for the style this represents. coffee and a mild fruity flavor. Very enjoyable though