UPDATED: AUG 27, 2019 Draft. Clear dark amber color with a small beige head and good retention. Nice nutty aroma. The taste matches the nose. Nice, smooth nutty brown ale flavor, but the finish isn't really clean. Maybe slightly sour finish. Still pretty good.

UPDATED: AUG 3, 2019 This is a backlog rating from a bottle, from notes. When I had this beer it was average to below average for the style and not something I wanted to have again or I just didn't get back to my notes because of my technology at the time. Words to describe this beer are toasted malts, nutty, bland.

Can that Zac bought for the Purgatory condo. Relatively light brown color with no real head but lots of bubbles. Light dusty malty aroma. Flavor is lightly bitter malt with a hint of coffee. Meh.

Brown, almost opaque with a light beige head. Nutty aroma. Rich, malty backbone, smooth finish. Nice.

12 oz. can. 5.3%. Pour was clear copper with a foamy off white head. Aroma was herbal, light nut, toasted. Taste was moderately sweet, watery, toasted grain.

Bottle from appellation wines comely bank. Pours cloudy brown. Aromas of toffee, malt loaf, berries, raisins, fruit. Taste is dry, earthy, orange peel.

Bottle from Appellation Wines Comely Bank. Appearance - deep brown with orange tints. Decent head. Nose - nuts and sweet malt. Taste - toffee and nuts. Palate - close to medium bodied with a creamy texture and a fairly good finish. Overall - decent example of the style.

Bottle from The Best in Hanwell, pours deep brown with a lasting crema, caramel-toffee and a little gingerbread on the nose, malty and dryish with a light bitterness. Hints of earthy bitter herbs, sultanas and toast. Good, but more muted than the label implies.

Sample at SBWF 2016. Malty smell with some caramel. Similar taste. Malt focused.

355ml bottle from Brewdog Online Shop. Pours clear pale brown with a thin beige head. Aromas of chocolate and nuts, something creamy. Taste is sweet, sugary. Cold milky coffee. Thin finish.