Oskar Blues Old Chub

Brewed by Oskar Blues Grill & Brew
Style: Scotch Ale
Lyons, Colorado USA

Serve in Thistle

Had this on tap. Pour dark amber with a minimal cream head. Smell like caramel, toast, and a little pine. Taste like sweet caramelized sugar, toasted bread, cola, and a little scotch. Very creamy texture. This is very easy to drink fast, and taste yummy. Not too complex with flavors, but a good brew.

Head not to big, not to small. Color dark amber. Nose is caramel and a slight touch of hops. Taste is very mild not a lot to it but it is my first scotch ale. Not a lot of flavor to me. I probably would drink it of it was free. No bad enough to bump

Super smooth, light chocolate malt flavor, some faint smoke. Not much of an aroma that I can detect this time, Full bodied, dark amber.

black with a reddish hue, creamy half finger head. Lots of chocolate and caramel, and a nice balance between smooth and thickness. Fantastic brew

Pours a cloudy dark brown with a thin tan head. Aroma is sweet chocolate and molasses - faint wiff of alcohol. Taste is rich sweet mocha. Awesome! The beer is straightforward and hides the alcohol well. Beautiful.

Pours a deep chestnut color with a medium dark tan head...nice lively look. Aroma is lightly roasty and nutty with hints of mild chocolate. Flavor follows suit and adds a hint of smokiness and caramel...definitely nutty. Motuhfeel is medium and silky with a lightly malty finish that is a but dry.

Can at the Ginger Man. The mere thought of drinking something this thick out of a can has always been morally and philosophically troubling to me, but this was all worth it. Like I said, it’s a very viscous beer, with considerable carbonation, which gives it a very unsubtle mouthfeel, in a good way. The aroma is very malty, almost syrupy, with molasses, fudge, a bit of chocolate, a bit of roast, and lots of booze. The taste is mainly sweet, with a slightly bitter sensation lingering, and again, a very boozy feel. It’s really the kind of stuff you hate to think about the morning after, but really, who cares?

can pour. deep red/brown with a thin tan head. good lacing on the glass. earthy aroma of toffee, caramel, roasted malt and dried fruit. the flavor is sweet and syrupy with a hint of chocolate & rasin. slightly bitter finish. nice sticky mouthfeel.