Oskar Blues Old Chub

What an amzing beer. Lots of malt flavor, very complex like a party in my mouth. Sweet, malty, slightly smokey. This is good stuff.

From the can of course. Dark brown color. Thick head that stays around for a while. Peat aroma but not overdone as in most Scotch ales. Earthy caramel taste. Pretty solid scotch ale.

Can, pours a dark distinct brown color. Aroma is roasty and super sweet scottish style. Flavor is full and rich of caramel, roast, sugar and it is very sweet. A filling beer that I have purchased a few times but I don’t know what to eat with it.

Can poured into a pint. I’m usually wary of canned beer, but this was actually pretty good. Great scotch ale.

Very nice appearance, burgundy with decent head. Scent is very sweet malt. Taste is different, can’t tell if it’s heavy or not. Reminds me of a spiked tea.

Can. Pours a deep brown color, but clear, with an off-white head. Aroma is chocolate, caramel, and grain. Taste is largely roasted malt, with a little grain and highly, highly detectable alcohol at the end. I like it, it’s pretty solid, but something just seemed like it was missing here. It’s good, but it could be better.

Aroma of chocolate, wood, and caramel. As I poured this brew I became even thirstier because of the beautiful dark amber color. Jam-packed full of flavor! Initially I picked up on notes of at least 8 different flavors within about a second. First off I recognized the alcohol flavor, followed by roasted malts, and with a strong finish of smoked amazingness. This is an excellent and well crafted scotch ale that shouldn’t be missed.

(can). Clear, dark brown color. Small tan head. Roasted malt and alcohol aromas. Caramel and light alcohol flavors. Avg duration. Smooth finish. Slick texture. Soft carbonation. Spare lacing.