Draft: dark brown, herbal and earthy with a malt aftertaste, this was an interesting beer, not something I’d order up but worth sampling just to see what something brewed with heather tastes like.

Enjoyed at the brewpub with Al McArthy. Dark, no head. Some sourness from the peatiness, like a good brown. Medium mouthfeel, tasty with some sweetness and hibiscus. Carbonation above average. Not too drinkable. Wierd but worth trying to expand what a beer has been.

dark color with rockyhead. Light cocolate malt mix with something herbal on the aroma. Sweet taste with plenty of light chocolate flavor.

Pours a clear but unexciting brown color, looking something like a watered down Coke. Almost no head, definately no lacing. The aroma is prominent and very floral. More of that floral character comes through in the taste. There’s something in there that is almost a mint - not exactly peppermint, but close. Light body and light carbonation, mildly sweet in the aftertaste.

Copper colored with a thin head of foam. Aromas of wildflowers and various shampoos. Tastes like a strong lavender tea sweetened with honey and lightened with cream, finishing with faint hint of malt. It begins to taste very synthetic after only a few swallows. A promising design with apparently flawed execution.