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Big Boss Scotched Bad Penny 0 2

Big Boss Scotched Bad Penny


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This dark brown ale is slightly sweet with a caramel and dark fruit finish. A show case of fine English malts, floor malted the old way. We use pale, chocolate, and crystal malts to produce a complex, but easy drinking dark ale. Very reminescent of northern English ales. Aged on scotch soaked oak cubes
 ucusty (1900), Wake Forest, North Carolina, USA
3.7 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
8/103/58/103/515/20
Mar 16, 2009  
Scotch aged. Draft at horniblows. Dark brown pour with thick off white head. Sweet malts and scotch on the nose. This definitely improves a beer im not normally a fan of. I think the finished product would produce much better results with a better base beer. These comments are just my personal opinions, because from what I can tell they sell a hell of a lot bad penny. Chocolate, hazelnut, and a scotch laced finish


 wilkie (1191), Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
3.6 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
7/104/57/103/515/20
Mar 11, 2009  
Draught at Horniblows Tavern. Pours brown, dark, slightly red, and with a medium frothy head that laces nicely and retains fairly well. Aroma is scotch, and malty, sweet. Flavor is similar, with a nice bittering effect from the scotch that balances well with a beer that I am not as big a fan of. Excellent beer.



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