Millys Tavern Bos Scotch Ale

Brewed by Millys Tavern
Style: Scotch Ale
Manchester, New Hampshire USA

just as the description says, its a great after dinner sipper. Instead of desert, the beer fan at Milly’s can grab a Bos Scotch Ale and get a little extra out of it that a piece of cake cant match

Tastes like beer, but not overly beerish. Not heavy, but very refreshing. Also not a wimpy color like most lighter beers. Good!

I was thinking this was scotch for some reason. i dunno why. it's really beer. good beer at that. good dark orangy color with a nice dark hoppy taste. gwood stuff from a gwood brewer.

Nice dark orange color with a small head. Bold and slightly sweet taste. Good hops presence.

Draught. No head, amber colored. Very sweet, caramel and toffee aroma. Flavor is delicious, a potpouri of malts, very sweet, and balanced. Alcohol in aftertaste. Good beer.

Pint glass on tap at Millys Tavern. Deep amber color with nice thick off white head. Nose was malty with notes of caramel and toffee. Nice thick palate with little carbonation. Smooth & creamy. This is a sweeeet brew. Liquid candy indeed. Taste is same as nose. Sweet caramel, some brown sugar, and toffee. Alcohol is well hidden and is not a distraction.

on tap at brewpub. a deep amber/ruby color with a medium off white head. aroma is of sweet caramel, malt, toffee, malt and more malt. Taste is sweet malt, some wood and vanilla notes, caramel, toffee, with a smooth slightly bitter roast finish.

Dark orange, off-white ring. Strong nut oil aroma reveals plenty of butterscotch richness, caramel, light chocolate and werthers original complete the malt showdown. Sweet,tart and candyish at first, it quickly develops a pleasant smokiness, earthy and long. Good balance in that one. Comfortable mouthfeel, medium bodied and lightly carbonated. Abusive sweetness is aptly prevented by the use of tartish hops. One of my favourites at Milly’s.