McEwans Export

Brewed by John Smiths (Heineken UK)
Style: Bitter
Tadcaster, England

Serve in English pint

Can. Amber color with thin beige head. Aroma, caramel, flowers. Taste, roasted corn, caramel. Short sweet finish. Bad.

Can @ Alloa FC. Caramel malt aroma & flavour. Medium brown colour. Not bad for a canned beer.

16.03.2008. 0,5l Can. Amber colour with malty body. Nice smooth beer with short bitter finish.

Pours well with a thick head and brown colour, tastes slightly citrusy with a hint of soap suds, not a great example of what should be a session bitter

Quand’ero in Scozia ne bevevo dei litri, e mi piaceva abbastanza; ero un pò niubbo ma vabeh.. sempre meglio di una lager del cazzo

500ml can. Clear, dark golden body with a creamy beige head. Aroma of roasted coffee and malt. Roasted taste of malt and dark coffee. Mild bitterness and long roasted taste of malts,

tap at the Claymore in Stirling - Pours amber with a lasting off white head. It smells of toasted caramel malt. The flavor is much the same and is pretty much all sweetness with minimal hops presence. Not bad.

Draught in Firenze. Pours translucent amber, with medium head and lacing. Smoky malt aroma, but metallic to the tongue. Not very memorable.