Belhaven McCallums Stout (Bottle)

Brewed by Belhaven (Greene King)
Style: Stout
Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland

Pours a dark brown with a beige head. Sweet stout. Very malty with aromas of roasted/smoked malts. Lacks a bit of dryness.

Bottle. 0,355 L. Creamy lightbrown mostly lasting head. Red brown colour. Heavy chocolate aroma, more bitter taste than sweet. Average finish.

Dark brown/red clear with medium thick light tanned foam. Smells of caramel malt/ dark bread and a bit of hops. Sweet bread’ish taste, with a hint of brown sugar/ sirup. Very small bubbles, suits the slick body well. Not very stout’ish but a good beer nonetheless.

Bottled. Dark brown coloured with a beige head. Aroma of malts with roasted notes and notes of coffee. Sweet malty flavour with light roasted notes.

Malty aroma, with a light burnt touch, light metallic edge. Dark brown with a beautiful crimson tint, small and creamy tan head. Light malt in the flavor, very weak roast. Quite watery and thin bodied.

Nice and very dark stout beer. Normally not the best taste after my opinion, but this one was ok.

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Pitch black with a tint of red. Dense, light brown head. Soft and malty with a weak, burned edge. Not as dry as a typical Irish Stout, actually a bit sweet with almost no bitterness. Very pleasant. 050203

Bottled. Very dark red-brown, with small beige head. Smokey aroma of burnt malt, roasted coffee, and dark chocolate. Smokey, malty flavor, with a slight bitter aftertaste. Fairly lightbodied, watery and bland. More a dunkel than a stout.