Fyne Ales Avalanche

Medium white coarseish head. Faintly hazy pale yellow body. Faint floral aroma with fruity notes. Dry-sweet fruity floral wooden taste with tea and resin notes. Mild, smooth mouthfeel. Mid-bodied. Dry metallic resiny aftertaste with wooden floral notes. Quite nice. (0.25l cask, Guildford Arms, Edinburgh.)

Bottle 500ml, drp crisp with extremely juicy fruits. Very clear with moderate carbonation.

Cask @ Ayrshire Real Ale Festival 09. Golden colour, white head. Aroma is malty. Flavour: malty and dry, biscuit. Hint of citrus. Dry finish.=

cask @ Guilford Arms, Edinburgh. Pale yellow pour, Fruity almost Kellerbier like aroma. Floral, herbal flavor, slight mentholyptus thing going on. Easy drinking & quite enjoyable

Bottled from Brownlie grocers, Biggar. Very pale, but VERY hazy, I think this may be due to the fact that I’ve chilled it! The head is thin and patchy. Light fruity/hoppy nose, and pretty much the same on the palate, The finish is good, lasts well. Was looking forward to this, but the appearance lets it down.

Cask @ Guildford Arms, Edinburgh.
Pours clear, yellowish golden with a fine, small, frothy white head. Aroma has lots of hops, grass, citrusy, piney. Low, lightly prickly carbonation, fine dry mouthfeel. Flavour is piney, good bready malts, some grassy Amarillo character. Long, lightly bitter aftertaste. A well-brewed and very good Golden Ale.

Cask-conditioned at the Three Judges, Glasgow 29/06/09. Golden in colour with a decent white head. Big citrus and floral hop aroma. Sweet malt flavour to start, before more citrus hops and a decent dry finish. Very good.

Bottle 500ml. A very drinkable golden ale. Strong hops flavours prevail through out this mellow golden ale, leading to amoderately dry finish. good