Inveralmond Ossian Ale (Bottled)

Brewed by Inveralmond
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Perth, Perthshire and Kinross, Scotland

Deep golden with reddish highlights with only traces of a head, this has butterscotch and suggestions of bitterness in the aroma. Bold malt and orange flavors blend together in this medium-bodied drink followed by a mildly bitter finish. I could see having more than a couple of pints of this in a night.

This bottled brew poured a medium sized head of foamy finely sized mostly lasting white colored bubbles that left behind a fair lacing. The body contained soft carbonation, was transparent and light brown in color. Its aroma contained notes of grass and malt. Its mouth feel is initially thin and slightly flat. Its flavor contained mild malty hoppy notes. A very average brew.

The bottle I found of this one said "the scottish pale ale" on it but it was clear form the first pour and sniff that this was really a bitter. Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle the confused beer poured a caramel color with a small white head. The aroma was malty and sweet. The flavor had a sour malt and light nut flavor with a off flavored finish. A drinkable bitter but a beer with an identity problem.

Brownish copper color with minimal head, mild grapefruity hop aroma with a butterscotch note. Light to medium bodied, malty, surprisingly dry with a hint of an acidic sourness, some bitterness in the finish. I didn’t really notice the sweetness some reviewers mentioned-this beer was drinkable but kind of odd.

This is an ok Bitter. smokey, sweet, and bland. Finishes clean, plain, and dry.

Pours a clear weird golden orange color with a white head.nose is sweet in a syrupy way.Notes of Malt and astranhe combo of fruits kiwi or citrus plus melon??? Taste flat and a little sour with very little real flavor.

Bottle. Poured a small off-white head, sparse lacing, fast rising carbonation, transparent, and an orange hue. Malty, hoppy, orange, apple, and sweet aroma. Flavor was sweet, lightly bitter, maltiness, and mild hops. Mouthfeel was lively and a little thin. Medium bodied beer. Worth a try.

Hand pulled at the Old Joint Stock, Birmingham. Honey gold colouring. Spicy bitterness, Golden qualities. Some honey and lemon present, but this was a little bit conservative.