Wynkoop Churchyard Ale

Brewed by Wynkoop Brewing Company
Style: Scottish Ale
Denver, Colorado USA

tap. creamy brown head rises to cearmy off white head, nice clarity. cinamon malts, floral hops, mild chocolate and spice aroma. creamy mouth, orange malts, lemonzest. better finsih. medium body. nice.

Draught @ Wynkoop Brewing Company in Denver, Colorado. Indeed, it does have an attractive mahogany color, with a wispy covering cream. Lightly peaty, malt-accented aroma, with hints of malty goodness (caramel and toffee), as well as hints of molasses and gummy fruits, mainly dried grapes (before they become raisins). Flavor is lightly malty acidic and very toasty, with an easy-going peat malt presence, but definately not smoky. Leathery and soft palate, with a variety of fruit flavors. Another pretty tasty beer from Wynkoop.

tap at brewpub-pours a ruby red hue with a very small head. very musty aroma with notes of peat moss, chocolate, and some rum. big peaty malty flavors and a good body for the style. only thing wrong here was the appearance!

dark amber, aroma of tea and brown sugar, some pleasant firmness, quite sweet with a little sharp tea tang in the finish

Dark breddish brown. Medium bodied, hops jump right out, citrussy, turns malty and smooths as it warms with hints of toffee.

Sweet,malty, moderate strength Scottish Ale didn't have the impression of alcohol I've taseted in other"strong" Scotch ales

Draught. Dark amber. Aroma is moderately malty (caramel), lightly hoppy (resin, citrus - grapefruit). Flavor is moderately sweet, lightly acidic. Finish is lightly sweet, moderately acidic, lightly bitter. Medium body, creamy texture, soft carbonation.

This beer poured with a dramatic cascade from the beer engine. It has a deep copper color with a tight, creamy head. It has a sweet, malty flavor with nice body. Very smooth all the way down.