Belhaven Scottish Ale / Export (Bottle & Keg)

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

Pours clear amber with a two-finger white head. Biscuity aroma with herbal hops. Somewhat vegetal. Hints of dark fruit. The flavor has more molasses, toffee, and smoke. Clean finish with very little hoppiness. Flavorful little session beer.

Dark amber pour, few big bubbles, medium sudsy head. Toasty sour malt & fruity aroma. Sweet and sour malt flavor - toffee, a little smokey, after a bunch of this you get a lot of corn adjunct taste. Weak carbonation, lightly sticky and buttery mouthful. I bet this is pretty good on tap or gotta try the nitro-can.

pour is a clear copper with a small white head, good lacing. smell is faint, corn, grain, malt. taste is same as smell , some sweetness to it, slight bitter ending. overall a keeper.

355 ml. Clear copper-brown with a medium-sized head that lasts well. Aroma is spicy, smoky molasses, fresh corn and root vegetables. Spicy corn, dry grain, bitter grass, and earthy molasses flavors meld well. Nearly medium bodied, slightly dry, and fairly smooth.

Nice red pour with a medium head that sticks around like a drunk on pfennig night. Nice full body with a creamy head that tastes like.......cream. This a fairly sweet beer with a great malt flavor and no hops. Very gulp-able.

12oz bottle. Pours reddish copper in color with foamy off white head. Aroma is sweet and malty. Taste malty and nutty with very dry finish.

Poured a clear deep amber color with a small off-white head. The aroma was sweet and malty with light toffee and fruit notes. Some dougy componet as well. the flavor was malty and earthy with a sweet start. The finish was long dry and bitter. Light to medium body.

Pours a nearly red color with a large, think off-white head. Malt aroma. Great taste... bitter and malty with a little nut. I really enjoyed this one... have the St. Andrews in the fridge and I’m looking forward to it. 12 oz. bottle.