Inveralmond Ossian Ale (Bottled)

Bottle from Super Saver. Coppery pour with little head. Aroma of slight hopcit, heavy caramel malt and tannins. Tastes caramel malty, dry, tannic, with some finishing hops. Finishes liquid caramelly without much sugar. Not bad.

From the bottle.

Pours dark amber with a veritable jellyfish storm of floaty bits and a scant head. The aroma offers some cracker malts; the flavor is mild, with a bit of floral hops, hints of smoke and whiskey, an endearing cracker malt, and a gentle dry finish.

From a bottle this is neither a standout nor even worth repeating, though it might be good to try on cask if in the mood for a mild bitter.

Bottle: Bronze color with a small lid of beige bubbles. Earthy malt and light grass with a touch of toffee in the background. Seems to have a lightly peat flavor mixing with a wild honey flavor. An interesting ale, yet nothing beyond ordinary.

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. Light malty, fruity aroma and a sweet very dry malty, hoppy taste. Medium body and a sweet very dry finish.

Bottled. Clear amber coloured with an off white head. Butterish aroma of caramel and malts with notes of butterscotch. Butterish flavour of caramel and butterscotch.

Easy going hoppy well balanced aroma. Taste is similar with the bittering hops having a wee play. An easy goign session ale.

Copper Coloring with White Skin. Many Particles Afloat. Some Fruit on the Nose, but Absent From the Taste. Pretty Watery Overall...But for a Light Hop Aftertaste. Not Much Here to Enjoy.

Gold color with no head. Grains, grains, grains... and more grains. No hop, no malt, just a grain silo of dust.