Hello Hivians and all you beer lovers.
Saturday on Hive of course means it's time to write about the good old amber nectar or Beer!!
Today we are going to Inveralmond in Scotland
Inveralmond brewery is in Perthshire in the East of Scotland.
Inveralmond Brewery is now part of the Innis & Gunn family and has been making beers since 1997.
Celebrating good news.
After what seemed like an eternity I recently got some biological medicine that you self inject fortnightly to maybe treat some of my arthritis.
I felt like celebrating with a Golden Ale!
Who needs champagne bubbles when you can have golden beer bubbles!
Ossian golden ale!
As the label says, Ossian is a refreshing (and I can vouch for that) golden ale.
Ossian has received multiple awards, including recognition as Champion Beer of Scotland for its cask version and a Silver award at the Scottish Beer Awards for its bottled version.
Fine stuff indeed!
Did you see the bubbles ... golden it is.
Who the fluff is Ossian?
First of all, there is a stone called "Ossian's Stone" which is ten miles from the brewery and is believed to mark the resting place of Ossian.
Ossian was a legendary warrior from the 3rd century and was the son of Fingal (also known as Finn MacCool or Fionn mac Cumhaill).
It was a tasty beer and I had my lips licking while I got some more inspiration from another #beersaturday post of mine.
Cheers to a fantastic community in Hive and a wonderful initiative!
Cheers 🍻
Now just a quick soft beef taco makes for a wonderful appetiser with this golden ale!
Ossian is a perfect accompaniment to food!
My verdict
I love smooth and tasty beers. I do love fruits and Ossian has lemon and orange in there.
I did mention earlier that it was refreshing. Well it fluffing well is. It also has malts in there and overall it makes for a smooth blend and it just flows down your throat so easily!
The deets
Note these are summarised from my Gemini AI account.
Characteristics:
ABV (Alcohol By Volume): 4.1%
It uses a blend of hops, including First Gold, Cascade, and Fuggles.
The malt base includes pale ale malt, caramalt, and wheat.
Posting about a beer on a Saturday on the Beer Community ....
Cheers to the golden ale and cheers to Ossian
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Thanks for visiting and enjoy the rest of your day!
All images and ramblings are from me, the mad Scotsman TengoLoTodo unless indicated otherwise ... All Photos taken with my Google Pixel 9 Pro XL smartphone.
