Mc Chouffe

Pours a fluffy beige head, dark iced tea color...smells of yeast and orange peel....nice lacing...slightly sweet , thin body, a bit creamy...nice flavor malty and mild spice...8.5% well disguised

nice amber color, nice big head. aroma is bubblegum, pine, and malt. flavour is sweet, but malty, and i’m getting a nice caramel candy in the finish. nice yeasty finish.

Oh man, really, really good. A scotch ale done right is so good, and this is awesome. I think I’ve had this before and just never rated it.

Pours dark brown with a thin tan head. Aroma of bubble gum...Taste is sweet,yeasty, malty. Intresting.

Bottle, 75cl. Dark brown colour with a tan head. Malty aroma with a sourish scent. Sweet malty flavour with notes of yeast & alcohol.

bottle at a tasting. not bad. i just thought it was supposed to be a darker, maltier La Chouffe. which it kinda is. definitely mostly sweet malts, a bit thicker, less alcohol. still belgian yeast esters.

11.2 oz bottle - Pours reddish brown with a moderately sized, foamy head. The aroma is sweet, yeasty, and has some caramel. The malty flavor has some good dark fruit notes hiding in there. It’s medium bodied and goes down easy at 8.5% abv. I hadn’t pegged this as a Scotch Ale as the Belgian character is definitely there. I suppose it’s a hybrid of sorts. Good beer.

The color was a nice plum/brown with red hues. The head was a creamy frothy light beige. The aroma was hoppy, tart, and a little bit earthy. The flavor was alcohol, slightly bitter, and earthy. The palate was thin/med bodied and smooth. The finish was clean.