Dragonmead 90 Shilling Scotch Export Ale

A ruby-amber pour with some small white-head and decent lacing. A nice caramel toffee smell. Had a slick feel to this medium bodied beer. Slightly sweet with its roasted malts tasting, and I found a bit of smokeyness as well. A good beer.

On tap at Dragonmead 3-13-09. Deep amber/brown color. Smelled like caramel, malt, and grain. Tasted of lightly roasted malt, nuts, bread crust,, and honey. Nicely balanced between malty sweet and dry bitter.

On tap at the Dragonmead Brew Pub. Poured a deeper amber color with a smaller sized head. Aromas of caramel, toffee, chocolate, and lighter earthy-peat. Tastes of caramel, peaty, toffee, and all around malty. Alcohol content well hidden.

Cask Conditioned Ale. Excellent creamy head. Had it at Graydon’s Crossing. Great Malt Character and disguised alcohol content. A brown/amber. The best I’ve had from the Royal Oak Scotts.

On tap @ the brew pub: Pours a reddish amber color with no head. Aroma, toffee, and some other rich malts, brown sugar. Flavor, sweet and malty up front, brown sugar, toffee and caramel. Solid brew.

on tap at the brewery..reddish-brown hue with small beige head..aroma of brown sugar, maple syrup, dark fruit, chocolate, and alcohol..heavy sugar in the body with dark fruits, resinous hops, and alcohol..nice

Draft at the Brewery. Pours dark brown with a very thin head. Aroma is malty with some fruit notes. Body is a bit light for my taste and could use some more bitterness. Overall this is a good beer however.

On tap at the brewery. Chestnut colored beer with a very thin head. Earthy, sweet malts, light peat notes, some chocolate. Medium full body, no alcohol prescence. Tasty beer.