Kelburn Cart Blanche (Bottle)

Brewed by Kelburn
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland

Bottle, Victoria Wine, Glasgow. Poured a hazy amber with a thin dirty white head. Biscuity malt aroma, quite sweet. Possibly an off bottle, carbonation too lively, some sourness. Muted, musty hop. A wrong un , and I’ve got cart blanche to stick this down the drain.

thanks tom for this, pours golden amber slight orange head, nose is orange grapefruit not much else not very big, taste is really sweet orange and bitter but in an off way. i think this might be off. it tastes off. to sweet and bitter in the wrong places.

Bottle at Blackfriers, thanks Derek. Golden with a mediunm white head. Lots of flowery and fruity tones. Malts, hops and flowers. Medium body with a nice, dry finish.

I bought this bottle in a local pub in Barrhead, Scotland 2005. It’s a dark golden beer with a nice head. The aroma has notes of fruit and caramel and the flavour is lightly sweet and has a lot of fruit, caramel and aroma hops. I do not find the wheat. It has a nice, dry finish and a lot of personality.

at the battersea beer fest, enjoyed it more than some of the others, definitely a dry aftertaste.

Pourned into the glass looking as though someone had perhaps swapped it with a glass of amber piss with very little head. Aroma gave citrus and grassy hops kelbur written all over it with its use of malt. Taste is similar and very easy to drink due to the lack of carbonation.

Even better than the one on Cask, the aroma wa slike chocolate, but the beer is blonde. The foam is good, and the taste is very malty with hopps features in it. Very tasty.