Heather Ales Fraoch (Bottle)

Very interesting beer. Orange colour. Small thick white head. Creamy body. Malty and fruity. Tasty.

I don’t really know what heather tastes or smells like, so I wasn’t sure what to expect from this beer. And it didn’t really taste like anything unusual...it was just kind of generic, not great, beer. Appearance was rather pale, with just a touch of white head. Aroma was pretty minimal. Flavor was a bit cerealy, but also very subtle. Mouthfeel was a bit watery. Far from the best beer I’ve had in recent memory.

light orange gold color with a small creamy head. citric flower aroma with a light graininess to it. thin creamy body. honey malt comes out in the flavor with some acidic flowers and herbs. havent had many traditional ales so didnt really know what to expect. drinks like a very floral, light pale ale

Dark orange colored, slightly hazy appearance. Little thick white head. Interesting aroma with spices and herbs, even some whiskey-oaky tone comes up. Fruits and some honey also in sweet aroma, also some radlery-lemon here, complex aroma indeed. Medium bodied. Flavor is also somehow sour with this fruity-herbal touch, aftertaste dries with still this sour herbal-caramel biting. Some metal and lemon in aftertaste also.

A tea colored pour with no head. Aroma is malty and fruity. Flavor is fruit and floral. Malt is barely noticeable. It is a unique and interesting beer. Tasty as well. If this is indeed an ancient recipe then my Scottish forefathers drank well.

Had this straight out of the bottle , from the air-mouth pour a golden color, aroma is pleasant, light....flavor is like diluted pop rocks, and some chemical malt taste...body is fuzzy and delicate...just an ok brew

Poured from the bottle a cloudy copper color. Small head. Smell was flowery. Malty flavor, clean finish. Not a bad ale.

Aroma is nice and floral but mild; flavor is sweet with honey character but very mild and light; thin body. Comes out average on the whole.