Ølfabrikken Gæstebryg #2 - McWilder

500ml bottle. Dark brown body with a nice beige head. Aroma is burnt malt with a hint of dry fruit. Flavor is sweet, roasted malt, some vanilla and bitter. Long aftertaste.

Bottle, at ZBF 2006, courtesy of the Danes. Hazy bronze, good pale yellow head and moderate condition. Chocolate powder, roasted barley and figs in the nose, big roasted dry mouthfull with hints of chocolate and delicate earthiness balanced with a gentle fruity tartness, lingering chocolate and roast barley in the finish.

Thanks Doggythedog for sharing this with me.
swing top bottle (500ml). –Cola coloured, small almost no head. Roasted malt aroma with slight coffee notes, very sour. Unpleasant vinegar finish.

Bottle (8/12) courtesy of Papsoe (thanks!), shared with ozujsko
The age and travel must’ve ruined this one the most. Opaque brown body, no head. The nose is roasty with some malt. The taste... some malt, roastiness again, a bit sour and watery. Blah. Disappointing, and, as someone said before, not really like a Scottish Ale.

Bottled. Copper-colored, clear ale with a beige head. Roasted malt, coffee, vanilla and some wood in the aroma. Roasted malt and coffe in the flavor, as well as some sweetness. Full body and a lightly dry and roasted bitterness in the finish. (060530)

Bottle. Brown colour with an off-white head. Aroma is roasted caramel and vanilla. Flavour is roasted sweet caramel, malt and vanilla.

Bottled. Hazy copper brown colour with small off-white head. Aroma of fruits, raisins and malt. Flavour is raisins, caramel and roasted malt. The roasted malt stays a while in aftertaste. Kind of sweet notes too. Wellbalanced. Coffee stays long in aftertaste. Nice brew. So far Ølfabrikken has impressed me.

[Bottled] (BB 06/2006). Almost opaque muddy brown, small but firm tan head. Roasted malty, tobacco nose. Chocolaty, roasted, not very sweet, lots of tobacco. And certainly not very "Scottish Ale".