 craftycarl21 (174), South Hero, Vermont, USA
Apr 9, 2008
courtesy of oteyj. amber coloration, lively carbonation, ok head. aroma is uneventful, smells essentially like a typical low grade beer with a bit more citrus and floral notes. flavor is ok, drinkable with some spice and malt. ok mouthfeel. certainly unique, but nothing even remotely earth-shattering. decent overall.
Berserkir (25), California, USA
Aug 17, 2008 Aroma is malty, light fruit. Taste is very one dimensional. Malt with a floral aftertaste. This makes a decent "hot day" beer. Easy to drink.
DandyWolfFloyd (225), Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, USA
Aug 11, 2008 Aroma is sweet matls, with scant detectable hops, sweet fruits, suggesting berries, and figs. It’s color is a golden translucent color, akin to a cider, with a thin white collar. It’s flavor is a light sweet fruit and malt, with berries. The palate is like a champagne, light dry, w/ moderate effervescence.
Kalli (404), Falun, Sweden
Aug 4, 2008 [Archive]
Strange but interesting and nice caramel-mint aroma – perhaps cinnamon. Chewy, cloying, toffee with mint. Sweet yet balanced. Very intersting. It’s beer but not as we know it.
iammarc (175), Inverness, Scotland
Jul 27, 2008 An interesting Scottish ale, one of the better ones produced here. Very herby aroma and taste to go with it. Bought from local oddbins.
Homebrewerguy (239), Oil City, Pennsylvania, USA
Jul 22, 2008 not impressed, the beer looks normal enough, but is rather light in the malt flavor without a lot of herbal notes, the bitterness in on par with hops and I dare say you can’t tell the difference, rather bland flavor for a Heather beer, I think a homebrewed version would be more telling.
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