Parallel 49 Brewing Co. – Salty Scot Sea Salted Caramel Scotch Ale

Parallel 49 Salty Scot Scotch Ale Review

Rating

4.1 out of 5
Aroma
3.8 out of 5
Appearance
4.2 out of 5
Taste
4 out of 5
Palate

Total

4
4 out of 5

Overview

  • Brewery: Parallel 49 Brewing Co.
  • Beer Style: Scotch Ale
  • Pros:

    Subtle salty goodness in a smooth Scotch Ale

  • Cons:

    Bigger than your typical Scotch Ale

  • Conclusion:

    A smooth and big flaovoued Scotch Ale with a hit of salted caramel

Parallel 49 Salty Scot Scotch Ale Review Parallel 49 Brewing Co. – Salty Scot Sea Salted Caramel Scotch Ale Review

The Salty Scot comes from Parallel 49 Brewing Company as a winter seasonal. This Sea Salted, Caramel Scotch Ale pours into the glass a chestnut-brown colour with two full fingers of dense and lacing head. From the Salty Scot comes an aroma of caramel, oak and a sweet, big bodied Scotch Ale. The big aroma forecasts a strong, and full flavoured winter seasonal.  The body is relatively big with a mild flavour given the expectation. A light oakiness lingers over the taste experience as a smooth, vanilla-caramel flavour takes charge of the palate. A fairly strong sweetness is joined by a briny-salt infusion to intensify the flavour and body. Behind it all is a solid Scotch Ale flavour with depth and traditional characteristics. The 7.5% alcohol rating is not suprising given the body and flavour but is by no means apparent. The Salty Scott is smooth, flavourful and a delicious winter treat from the brewing team at Parallel 49 Brewing Company.

Alcohol – 7.5%
Size – 650ml
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