The beer pours a dark brown with a ruby tinge. There is
about a half inch of off-white head. The aroma is sweet, with a fruity tang,
and a bit of spices, molasses, dark fruits, with a light woodiness. The taste
follows the aromas, and has a hint of smokiness. On the end, there is a bit of
vanilla. The beer drinks quite light, almost watery. The aftertaste has a weird
effect, like artificial sweetener and too much woodiness.
I have now tried four of their beers. I liked the Original Oak Aged,
but the other three I have tried have been fairly disappointing, although this
is better than the Toasted Oak IPA and the Scottish Porter which were both extremely disappointing.
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