Odell 90 Shilling

Amber pour with an off white head...Malty aroma...Balanced flavor...Good ale...

Bottle Pours an amber body with an off white head. Very malty with some earth y tones, a bit like soil sout and dirt. Bitter with a earth y finish. Didn’t care for this much.

malt nose, mild bitters well balanced against some malt flavors that are tame compared to any other 90 shilling i’ve had, very dry (again not typical for style), yeast flavors seem about right, seems small for a 90 shilling, a tasty well balanced ale, but not really much of a scots ale

A nice, dark amber pour into my pint glass yielded very little head, some lacing. A very mellow beer, tastes like Boddingtons with a little more roasted grain and malt flavors with a buttery finish. An absolutely delightful beer.

saw several people in a couple of mountain towns in CO drinking this so had to try. amber color with slight lacing. palate was thin; flvor was a mix of several things with a good bit of non bitter hops at end. interesting beer, would like to try another.

tap - at a bar in denver - not awful but not special either - i’m sure well liked by many but not my fav

12oz bottle and on tap. Pours a nice nutty brown color with a small head that dissipates pretty quickly but leaves some lacing. A very subtle citrus hops and sweet malt aroma. Taste is bitter hops at the start with a caramel malt and slightly sweet light toffee finish. Medium bodied and smooth.

Hazy purplish red - minimal lacing - nose of toasted grains, light plum, other more innocuous malt characteristics - moderate malt sweetness, with notes of bread pudding and caramel - medium bitterness throughout, with a lot of toasted cereal grain flavor - balanced and easy-drinking, but rather bland and unimpressive - I usually find Odell beers to be underrated - not this one, though.