Lake Louie Warped Speed

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Courtesy of Skyview. Pours a very cloudy reddish brown with a tall and frothy beige head leaving some laces. Aroma of caramel and fruit - light lingering tartness. Medium-bodied with sweetish burned caramel, lightly tart fruit and a whiff of ashes. Fairly dry finish. I suspect a light infection here, but it’s not spoiling the beer completely. 180808

Pour is dark ruby brown with a thin sticky light brown head...smell is toasty and quite sweet at first almonds, molasses, caramel, and hints of smoke...taste is is sweet as well with lots of candy coated nuts...like those sugar coated almonds actually...terrific mouthfeel...smokey almond flavors dominate all the way through this thing...some alcohol too...nice.

I got a sixer of this at home thanks to my good pal Brandon: Pours a dark muddy brown colour with a fairly large tan head. Lacing left behind is sticky and hardens quick. Taste is pleasent, hints of whisky, coffee, roasted malts and caramel. Aroma is pleaseant also, noticeable oak and whisky on the nose.

Poured a lighter brown color with a small off white head. Aroma was really sweet, lots of roasted malts and a tiny hint of alcohol. Flavor was smooth and creamy, really roasted with a nice nutty/caramel flavor. Not quite sure of the ABV on this, but its extremely drinkable.

A tribute to Scotty? Looks like a cola with some cherry red. No head. Malty aroma with a hint of whiskey and plums. Tastes like milk mixed with coffee. Malts are exceedingly roasted and there is some smoke in there. Acidic. The brewer tried to do too much here and almost made it.