Heather Ales Grozet

Brewed by Williams Brothers (Heather Ales)
Style: Traditional Ale
Alloa, Central, Scotland

Bottle. Not as good as the other Williams Bros Heather ales. An unusual color. Yellow but not a golden yellow. Smells like beer. Not much of a berry smell. Taste, slightly tart berry taste with an unusal after taste. Recommended.

Bottle Poured cloudy yellow with thin white head. Aroma of wheat and fruit. Tart gooseberry flavour with a bit of yeasty wheatiness. Tart almost sour finish, but not vomitous sour like a sour ale. Finish lasted a long time.

It’s different. Kinda a little greeny yellowpiss like color but in a nice looking way. What are goosberry’d? I dunno,but as most ingredeances in it I dunno what they are,so i taste stuff and belive it’s goosberry’s for the most part. A light bodied 5% that is siped on for a long while as is all craft beer’s. Interesteing. If it’s the last thing in yer mouth for the whole day you spend the night not feeling the % much but a fruity sour(ish)taste last long on tonge and is interesting. Next to no headfoam)if any. Not something you’d drink offten but I will have it again,sice I picked up more gift packs and might get more. 2 of 4 down now. This one and the heather ale. Youtube video 2 come at some point. Having trouble getting my red barron viseo up. If anyone know’show I can try as many of this william brother’s ale’s as possable in Ontario CANADA plz hit me up.

11.2 oz bottle. Pours a cloudy golden color with a small white quickly disappearing head. It has a pleasant fruit aroma. Tastes of cereal, herbs, flowers and something I can’t quiet place with a very nice berry aftertaste. This is a nice, interesting and refreshing beer.

11.2oz bottle. Pours a mostly clear, orange-golden body with a finger-width, fizzy, white head that dissipates quickly and leaves a moderate lacing on the surface and light lacing on the glass. Aroma is spiced honey, wheat, and almost a pumpkin kind of cereal grain. Some berries and herbs in there too along with a touch of grapefruit, but mostly spiced malts. Flavor is thinner and crisper malts with a light sweetness. Some obvious wheats, cereal grains, a nice berry-citrus fruit, and a crisp/light hop bitterness at the finish. Definitely has a lager-yeast taste to it, but the wheat-fruits stand out more. Short to medium length aftertaste of sweeter wheats and a light, crisp fruit. Light bodied, smooth, and crisp. Overall, a clean and tasty beer. Not the most complex all-around, but flavorful and satisfying. Not bad at all.

12oz bottle. This one has been sitting in the fridge for awhile cause I didn’t really expect much from it. And I was right as I didn’t get much. It wasn’t bad but just not much to it. Pours pale golden and tastes on the light side. No goose nor berry was detected.

Pours a cloudy golden color with a small, quickly receding white head. The nose has a dirty, earthy and fruity quality. While not really nice it is interesting. Fruit and grain dominate the flavor and that earthiness is still there. The fruit stays around in the finish. I would probably like it a whole lot more if I was drinking it in Scotland.

Weak aroma, some herbs and menthe. Quite good, with a non-disturbing extra taste that I can’t quite put my finger on. Herby. Looks a bit more full than a standard lager.