Beer Review: Odell’s 90 Shilling

by Brad

Hello Beer Friends Nation!

Today we revisit our Colorado Brewery Trip and try out Odell Brewing Companies 90 Shilling. A shilling is a unit of coinage and 90 was the tax Scotland used to put on beer. 90 Shilling is a lighter Scotish Ale, red in color and delicious in taste (so says this Beer Friend). History! Coinage! Beer!

Tags: 90 Shilling, Colorado, Colorado Brewery Tour 2010, Fort Collins, odell, Odell Brewing Company, SPotW

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One Response to “Beer Review: Odell’s 90 Shilling”

Beer Review: Odell Cutthroat Porter « The Beer Friends Says:
July 12, 2011 at 12:08 pm | Reply
[...] about England soon with their traditional English style brewing techniques) so if you find it, get it. Small Distribution! Big Delicious Taste! Rare [...]

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