Winters Bourbon Cask Ale

Pours brown with a moderate, white, fluffy head. Aroma is pretty caramel. Flavor is watery and caramel. I don’t taste bourbon in there honestly.

Suprised to find a bourbon cask ale on tap at a bar. What a scam. Drinkable but to bourbon or cask flavor. Thin and sweet. No wonder no I find out it is a Bush.

On tap at Pat Obriens in Orlando. Pours a lightly hazy amber and a medium creamy off white head that left some lacing. Aroma of root beer, artificial vanilla and a touch of oak. Flavors were along the same. Very artificial...mix of vanilla, some bourbon and oak with a touch of malty sweetness and caramel.

Copper color with little head. Sweet smell is mostly vanilla with some bourbon. Mostly vanilla cream flavor with hints of booze and wood. A malt driven beer here with a double shot of vanilla. 11706

good beer overall especially for the price. slightly watered down towards the end of the mouth. would consider buying again next year

for anheuser-busch this is pretty good beer.med in color very light vanilla & bourbon flavor.this is a light cream and easy to drink beer.

Well, I had thought this would be enjoyable, however, if it says Anheuser-Busch, then it likely sucks and sucks it did. Extremely strong vanilla made this more of a carbonated vanilla soda pop than a beer. The labels says "ale aged on bourbon barrel oak" Take note that it does not say "in" it says "on". I bring this to your attention because there was nothing barrel nor oaked about this. Save your money.

Bottle (12oz). Courtesy of tomthompson. Bright, clear coppery--amber, with a small fizzy off-white head. Sweet vaguely oatmeal malt, a little vegetal, with only a whisper of vanilla extract. The taste is very sweet and grainy, buttery, slick, flat and sugary, with a kind of Cap’n Crunch version of oakiness. Meh.