BrewDog The Physics

Brewed by BrewDog
Style: Amber Ale
Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

Brown bottle, 330 ml, batch 127, best before 10/08/09, purchased via Importations Privées Bièropholie, savoured on December 9 2008; eye: amber, extra clear, no effervescence, beige head that disappears completely, no lacing; nose: lots of malt, light ash, light pine, light caramel; mouth: malt, malt, pine, slight caramel, finale in malt with pine, slight carbonation, a bit thin, watery, slightly bitter, lightly sweet, medium-light body; overall: ordinary FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 330 ml, lot 127, meilleure avant 10/08/09, via Importations Privées Bièropholie, savourée le 9 décembre 2008; œil : ambrée, extra claire, pas d’effervescence, petite mousse beige qui disparaît complètement, pas de dentelle; nez : beaucoup de malt, léger cendré, léger pin, très léger caramel; bouche : malt, malt, pin, très léger caramel, finale en malt avec du pin, très peu carbonatée, un peu mince, aqueuse, très légèrement amère, légèrement sucrée, corps moyen-léger; en résumé : ordinaire

Clear red-brown pour with a thin white head. Sweet malty aroma with raisin notes. Dry malty flavor with raisins. Very watery, but refreshing and easy to drink.

Amber color, with a fluffy white head, but falling quicly, yeasty, fruity, mild toasty, caramel malt nose with some toffee, biscuity, nutty accents in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a toasty, grainy, fruity, cookie dough character, with some toffeeish flavors, with a flowery hop leafy note, leading towards a malty, fruity, lingering dry hop bitterness finish.

Bottle. Poured a very orange amber color. Aroma of bread caramel and fruit. Flavor was pretty standard for the style. Palate was a bit watery. Immensely drinkable but not a huge amount of flavor. Some earthy bitterness in the finish. They need to really lower the prices on some of their beers, this was a bit pricey.

Cloudy reddish gold, virtually no head. Nutty, toasty, slightly woody aroma. Flavor is woodsy and herbal, with medcinal note in the background. Some hints of rosemary, too. Dry, winey finish.

Slightly dark amber with a good sized but relatively short-lived head of white foam. Big cereal flavours, maybe with some ground ginger and other spices. Light with tasty granola flavours, a sweetness a hoppy bitterness. Smooth and oily, then with a slightly grittier finish. Some honeyed notes come through quite delayed. A great, drinkable beer. Complex but perfectly balanced.

pours with a bronze color and a spattered Brittish head. Strong aromas that remind me of a peated single malt. Medium nectar with mellow residual effers. This is very English in style with a defined bittering component that drys the palate lickity split. Mild malt essence with peat and old boot leather. The brew finishes bold and dry. Well made and very enjoyable. A nice change of pace. It’s better than I anticipated.

Moderately orange with small white head. Aroma is non-existent. Flavor is asperin, slight hops, thin and watery...which is a good thing...drain pour!!! Tasted like a science experiment gone bad...the beer definitely had