Loch Ness Wilder Ness

Brewed by Loch Ness
Style: Bitter
Drumnadrochit, Inverness-shire, Scotland

Serve in English pint

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cask at cloisters ...copper thin whirte head ... soft toffee malt nose ... dull thin sweet orange fruit hop ... little dull malt ... very standard bitter .. but bit dull and not theyre best

Cask @ Old Mill Brodie
Dark amber....clear...big frothy head from sprinkler
Aroma - caramel malt...fruity - hint of red berries....dab of yeast
Taste - fruity malts....light caramel malt...some bitter hops....quite fruity but not much else
Palate - thin body...slightly oily texture. Finish as main flavour but quite bitter on the linger
Overall - just an average bitter - it was the end of the cask but was in reasonably good condition.....bit plain but OK.....will re-rate!

On cask at Cloisters. Pours a dark golden colour with a fair white head. Aroma of caramel, yeast and alcohol. Similar flavours with mild carbonation and an oily mouth-feel.

Cask by handpump at Halfway House, Edinburgh (16 Jan 12) - clear dark goldn ale with small white head, served a bit too cold, watery taste with a hint of apple, but nothing too distinct

Cask @ The Halfway House, Edinburgh. Mild fruity caramel malt aroma. Reddish amber brown colour, not much head. Apple / mixed fruits & malt flavour. Watery with sour aftertaste. A new one but not a good one.