Kelburn Saint’s Patron Ale

Brewed by Kelburn
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Cask @ Sir Alexander Graham Bell, JDW. Clear golden colour, whtie head. Nose is citrus, caramel malt,s bit of cookie dough. Flavour is light fruity, a bit malty, bit of citrus.

Cask @ The King’s Highway, Inverness.
Light golden, clear, thin white head.
Aroma - citrus hops, sweet malts, bit grassy, slight orange.
Taste - sweet cloying light malts, light caramel malt, honey, bit buttery, bit odd flavour.
Palate - soft carb, medium body, oily gloopy texture. Finish - very dry, powdery, bitter, cereal, sourish, metallic, rather harsh.
Overall - Malts rather cloying leaving goo in the mouth - don’t like the texture. Harsh, dry, muddled finish. Apart from the aroma, a poor beer.

Golden amber colour, reasonable head. Fruity resin malt aroma. Strong fruity resin vegetable malt flavour. Sour aftertaste. Not good.