Categories: [ Beer/Belhaven ]
“traditional Scottish recipe from the 1800s… triple blend of malts…”
Strong, sweet, very malty, almost a taste of dried fruits. Contains malted barley.
Belhaven Brewery Company Ltd., Dunbar, Scotland. 7.0% alcohol.
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Comment #1, Blog & White, January 11th, 2015 at 11:21
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“roasted barley and oats along with three types of malt… black coffee and darck chocolate notes”
Sweet and fruity, very nice. Possibly the same as the Scottish Stout although the latter doesn't seem to contain oats. Contains malted...