Bethlehem Brew Works Bagpipers Brew

Brewed by Bethlehem Brew Works
Style: Scotch Ale
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania USA

On tap served in a tulip glass at Union Jack’s. Poured a dark reddish-brown with thin tan head. Taste was slightly sweet with toasted maltiness and caramel.

Tap (part of sampler). Pours reddish copper color with an avg. sized slightly off-white head. Aroma caramel, malts, a hint of peat and some fruitiness. On the sweet side, with some caramel, malts and a little peat/smokiness. Quite drinkable.

From the tap at ABW on 25Sep2009. Dark copper red with big tan bubbly head. Light roasted malts on the nose. Tastes very sweet with roasted malts and caramel. Full bodied and creamy, but dry finish. This beer had a lot of carbonation and turned to foam almost instantly with each sip.

Decent and a very nice offering, good take on the style. Sweet maltiness, follows through with a bit of candied butterscotch, some sweet fruity notes rounded out with some doughy toasted bread in the finish. I could have a couple of glasses of this and not complain.

On draft at Bethlehem Brew Works. The beer list stated it was 7.5% ABV. I did not see the pour. I received it in a tulip glass. Dark brown color with a great amount of head. Aroma of malty caramel. Tasted sticky sweet and rich.

Dark deep read color with a caramel and roasted aroma. Flavors of carmel, cherry, roasted malts, and hints of alocohol. Very nice offering.

(draft, Bethlehem, listed as Bagpiper’s Scotch Ale, at 7.5% ABV) Crystal clear amhogany body topped by beige head. Aroma is moderately sweet, caramel, light peat, cherry. Taste is moderately sweet, cherry, syrup, caramel, faint peat aftertaste. Sticky medium-full body.

Had there on draft. Poured a dark red almost brown. Aroma was weak, smoke and roast. Flavor was lacking as well. Smoke and roasted malts but not complex. Medium body. okay.