McEwans Export

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

Serve in English pint

From COOP, Aucterader, Scotland. Canned, 250708. Amber with white head. Aroma of caramel. Flavor of toffee and malt. Medium bitterness.

Amber colour, firm white head. Aroma has caramel and sugar malts. Tast is of roasted malts and some faint hops. Finishes bitter. Not very nice.

Without a doubt my favourite commercially produced beer, it’s great. The taste is dominated by roasted malts and caramel followed by a fruity aftertaste. It is very drinkable and can be taken all night. Ideal session beer and nice on it’s own. Try mixing this with a sweetheart stout to give a great version of a sweet black n tan.

Big offwhite lasting head of unevenly sized bubbles. Deep brown body with fast carbonation. Earthy perfumy malt aroma with papery, peppery notes. Faint ripe fruit and cinnamon notes. Dry papery roasty malt taste with a wheaty dusty swetness. Sharpish dusty mouthfeel. Dry metallic roasty papery aftertaste. Somewhat unclean in the palate, and the sweetness cloys a bit. It’s decent, though. (0.5l can from Centra.)

Can. Two-finger creamish near-white head leaving fine laces. Clear, bright brown colored body. Modest aroma of light sweet malts and earthy hops with a hint of cardboard. Taste is unrefined sugary malts and harsh bittering hops. Light body. Bitter-sourish finish. Unimpressive.

Great look for beer,big head,nice carbonation,dark amber beer.Aroma hops and malt.flavour,malt,hops,nice bitter,little sweetness,finish dry and sweet.Looked good but failed out.

No aroma. Color was golden however was not rich in any way. Head was frothy and tasteless. Taste was non-existent except for a bitter taste of disproportionately mixed ingredients.

500ml can.Copper with a loose cream head; caramel aroma; slightly fruity and sour flavour with more caramel malt; tinny finish.