Theakston Old Peculier (Bottle)

12 oz. bottle at Zeno’s, Penn State. Full mouthfeel. Creamy, sweet malt with chocolate and caramel notes. I’ve avoided this one for years for some reason, an admitted mistake.

Thin white head. Dark red-brown body rather like Coke. Sweetish roasty aroma. Sweet roasty licorice taste with dry, burnt caramel aftertaste. Marzipan notes. Quite good, but not too special. (0.336l bottle.)

Not exactly what I wanted. Sully can’t take an order... He’s fired (oh if I had only followed thru!!) It’s darker I guess you would say... it’s beer...

Found by my mom at a local flea market.Thanks mom.I’m not sure the age of this but it was actually a nice suprise.Lots of sweet malt,some bourbon and a slight woody aroma.Pours dark brown with a medium light tan head.Slight chocolate and a very creamy caramel flavor.Medium mouthfeel with a smooth caramel finish.

My buddy’s mom found a bottle of this at a flea market and she bought it for us! Great move by mom, but I was a little concerned about the condition of the brew...Lots of caramel and toffee in the aroma--smelss almost BA. Murky brown with a thin head. Medium palate. Really nice toffee flavor--very creamy. Really suprised by this one.

flat with good flavor butnot great dark beer I wouln’t mind trying it again it does leave a good taste in my mouth

Bland brew! Not much aroma or taste. Brown color. Light to medium body. Little roasted malt flavor---and no hops that I could notice.

Very attractive deep burgundy pour. Foreboding metallic aroma paints a thin, underdeveloped picture, before revealing chocolate, bananas and caramel. Lovely. Subtle charred flavors including fried banana and dried apple. Dark chocolate, pistachio and burnt brown rice. The complexity of this is surprisingly intense but not overwhelming. Palate is slightly too thin and out of proportion but all in all this is quite a winner.