Starts like a nice, malty Scotch ale, but there's a little too much of a fruity/spicy yeast character in here for me to really enjoy it. It tasted more like a dry dubbel, which I definitely wasn't in the mood for.

A faintly-sweet beer with a Euro dark lager mouthfeel and mildly bitter finish. I learned afterwards that this was bourbon aged, and I can't say I noticed in the least, although it was smooth and very drinkable (and, as evidenced afterwards, much stronger than it seemed!). A good beer to accompany a new phone.

I'm not a fan of hoppy beers at all - but as far as something called 'Hopthurst' goes - it was rather decent. Indeed, would drink if free, but wouldn't seek it out.