Highland Light Munro

Brewed by Highland
Style: Mild Ale
Orkney, Highands & Islands, Scotland

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Cask @ Bon Accord. Clear brown colour, off-white head. Aroma is lslight caramel malts, bit of roastiness and coffee. Flavour is roasted malts, coffee, roastiness. Slightly bitter finish. Good stuff.

Cask @ Old Mill, Brodie. Appearance - Ruby brown with white head. Aroma - slight dark slight roast malts, not a lot on the nose. Taste - bit sweet dark malts, no hop, rather watery and thin. Overall - I haven’t come across a cask beer at such a low abv (3.0%). Good as an experiment, certainly a drinkable beer with some flavour but rather too thin. Perhaps the abv is just too low - I feel it would be improved with a bit more body, perhaps abv at 3.5%.

Cask at Bow Bar ... deep red brown ... fruity and toasted malts ... smooth light fruity malts very juicy.... lots of flavour.

Cask at paisley beer fest. Alround rating: Chocolate malts, biscuity, near no hopping at all, raw grain and very biscuity. Just lacks body and character, like drinkable enough but thin to a level that bothered me.