Heather Ales Fraoch (Bottle)

Poured a gold color; a bit cloudy. Has a sweet floral aroma along with a sweet taste that kind of overpowers the malt. Not much head. A strange tasting beer. Probably not something I would buy for myself.

500 ml. Hazy, beautiful burnt orange with a two-finger cap that lasts well. Slight aroma of grassy honey and caramel, then later some peat. Flavor is oddly back and forth from earthy-spicy caramel apple to dryish floral herbs. The floral component shows up more in the aftertaste. Near-medium body is smooth, dryish, and a bit tingly. This unique brew is well-crafted.

500 ml bottle from World Market. Dark honey color. Small off white head. Nice lacing. Hint of spice in the aroma. Beautiful looking beer. Flavor is lacking anything specific, just a little sourness. Very mellow, maybe feels a bit watery. Tried this with my wife, Heather. Overall enjoyable, but was hoping for a little more.

Bottle @ YNWA, Kolding.
Light hazy golden with a small creamy white head. Aroma is packed with heather, light hay and a little wine gums. Okay mouthfeel. Flavour is sweet, light chewy, lots of heather and a bit of tartness in the finish.

Single bottle from Total Wine in Jacksonville, Fla. Pours a hazy gold color with a light head. Aroma is a bit floral and some malt notes. Taste is grainy and has a dry finish. Nice drink.

Ambler look in color. OK head. Nice smell almost like an old ale slightly flowery but more heavily of scottish malt. Taste is lacking and seems watered down.

Bottle. Pours a hazy light golden color with a medium frothy white head, good carbonation. The aroma is floral and sweet malt. The taste is a sweet herb flacor with a dry finish. A good ale from Williams Brothers.

Bottle 50 cl. Pours a clear orange with a small white head and an aromatic slightly sweet and herbal smell. The taste is malty and syruppy sweet with some herbal notes. Nothing special, but enjoyable.