Innis & Gunn Oak Aged Beer (Bottle)

Good frothy head on a wel carbonated dark gold pour,well amber.Aroma,rich hops,good strong malt,nut like notes,sweetness of butterscotch.Flavorsbutterscotch,nutty,malt sweetness citrus comes through,this is good stuff mellow to drink yet strong in flavour.Finish sweet full flavoured.

Bottle - clear honey colour with creamy white head. Medium carbonation, smooth and medium to fulll bodied. Rich malty flavour, fruity, woody (oak?) with maybe a hint of citrus and spice. Sweetish, lightly bitter finish with ab alcohol warmth.

From a bottle at Whisky Live New York (Really!) Pours golden amber, tan head. Aroma of wood and hops. Flavor of wood and hops. Aftertaste of wood and hops. Not very good.

Clear, honey amber colour with nice white head. Oak and caramel aroma with a hint of vanilla. Oak and butterscotch flavour with bitter floral hops. Clean dry bitter finish. Unusual, but nonetheless very drinkable. While I can appreciate it may not suit all tastes, well worth trying.

Bottle. Pale amber with a nice, white head. Floral malt, is that an aroma? Nevertheless, it has some floral character to it. Slightly bitter. Thin, Nice aroma and beginning but short aftertaste.

bottle from matt7215: pours a pale golden colour with a good sized white foamy head. plenty of small bubbles in the body. aroma is some floral hops caramel malt, slight vanilla and flowers. flavour is a touch bitter with the caramel malts and small floarl hop. the finish is dry and a clean bitter. very good palate also. very good.

33 cl bottle. Amber color, nice off-white head. Aroma is butterscotch, the same is flavor, with malt and some hops. Very drinkable.

A very good beer I must say I don’t care about anyone else’s opinion. Yes, I’ll agree it’s a little different but sometimes different is good, in this case very good they run out all the time at the LC (MOST Canadians will know what an LC is)