Oh what a beer! A handmade tiny one-off brew, from a garage in Midlothian, Scotland. Brewed with copious amounts of chocolate malts, this mild mannered animal was forced into a Kelvin Cooperage bourbon barrel with only a few vanilla pods for company. Barrel-aged and placed into individually numbered wax sealed bottles, this is bottle 42 of 182! Straight up dark berry fruitiness, dark chocolates and a hint of roasty bitterness hit you from the start. Aromas of tonka subside and evidently become vanilla. Well carbonated with a head that stays true and lasts longer than my dad’s hard-on, this beer has plenty going for it. Bourbon characteristics come through with subtle vanilla and caramel notes, but I think the carbonation may have put paid to more depth. Smooth as hell there’s no hint of booziness. Kill the carbonation a little and you’ve got yourself a top beer! All in all, a solid home brewed beer that has great potential. I wish Logan all the best in his future endeavours as he makes his way from hobby to commercial brewing, he deserves it! 👍