B. United International Inc. - Ola Dubh / Old Engine Oil matured in Highland Park Whisky barrels

The Brewery:

Producer Details:
Brewery:	Harviestoun Brewery
Brewery Tour:	Harviestoun Guide
Website:	www.harviestoun.com

Ken Brooker formerly with Ford in Dagenham established Harviestoun Brewery in 1985 in a 200 year old stone byre near Dollar, Clackmannanshire, Scotland. The Brewery uses untreated natural spring water from the local Ochill hills. The original plant was put together from a number of sources, but in 1991 a new custom-built plant with a 10 barrel brew length was installed. Harviestoun now serves 70 outlets in central Scotland as well as wholesaler customers throughout Britain.

Harviestoun Brewery was bought by Caledonian Brewery in 2006.

The independent future of Harviestoun Brewery Limited has been secured in the wake of this week’s outright acquisition of Caledonian Brewing Company by Scottish & Newcastle UK.

Until now Harviestoun Brewery was a wholly owned subsidiary of Caledonian Brewing Company.

Founder shareholders in Caledonian Brewing Company, Sandy Orr & Donald MacDonald and long term shareholder Stephen T. Crawley – have bought Harviestoun Brewery from Caledonian, thereby preserving independent status for the award-winning micro-brewery.

For more information regarding the Harviestoun Brewery and a detailed description of the brewing process visit our Harviestoun Guide.

Tasting Notes:

Tasting Notes:
Appearance:	Deep dark brown, dense and oily.
Nose:	Notes of tru e oil and cocoa as well as faint smoke and heathery peat from the whisky casks.
Palate:	Although lighter in body that its appearance suggests, Ola Dubh is pithy, oily, salty and bitter on the palate.
Finish:	The nish is exceptional; burnt and bitter notes with an interplay of late hop characters, orange oil, fruity tartness and then delicate, fragrant smoke.

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