Innis & Gunn Oak Aged Beer (Bottle)

Copper brown colour. Sweet caramel and oak taste. Also some butter in the taste.

330ml bottle poured in a snifter. Pours a brownish amber with a medium white head. Big oak and sour vanilla aroma. The vanilla was so overwhelming I wasn’t sure I could finish it. Taste was much better, though. Smooth crisp and malty with just hint of the vanilla and oak. Finishes dry with a slight oakiness. Interesting beer, but not worth what I paid for it.

330 ml bottle. Dated 08 Jan 09. Dark copper amber color with an off-white head. Aroma is lightly malt, much like Newcastle Brown. Medium body. Slightly sweet. Rather oaky. Mild, lightly spicey hop. Bitter builds with time. Leaves a tingle behind. Seems a bit of malt whisky notes. Pretty good.

333ml bottle amber reddish color small white head. Looks pretty nice. Taste is very sweet of caramel and toffee. First few drinks are very nice but I got a bit annoyed after a while.. But overall I still think it was an above average beer

Bottle, BB West Kirby. Pretty nasty sweet, woody whisky flavour. Not what I really look for in a beer. Seems somehow artifical. 77 day process? Don’t waste yer time.

Bottle 0.33 l. Bought SuperBest Naestved. Colour golden amber with small white head. Aroma sweet caramel and honey. Taste caramel and surprisningly much toffee. Very, very sweet.Long lasting flavor (honey). Soft carbonation. I couldn’t find any hints of oak.

330 ml bottle. Small white head. Clear, deep reddish / amber liquid. Lots of vanilla and sweet caramel malt. Low bitteration and sharp carbonatioin. Flavor is mostly sweet but dries up a bit in the slightly woody finish. Almost too sweet for me. Clear oak notes in the finish. A bit thin moutfeel.

Amber with a medium white head. Malty, fruity and wood tones. Malt, sweetness and oak taste. Medium body with a sweet, oaktone finish.