Harviestoun's original brewmaster Ken Brooker spent much of his early life crafting wooden design prototypes for the Ford Motor Company. This black, viscous beer reminded Ken of thick, gloopy car engine oil, so he named it in honour of his second love, the internal combustion engine.

Wickedly, wickedly snooth, this strong dark beer with its chocolatey flavour leaves a bittersweet aftertaste to savour. 

Harviestoun's original brewmaster Ken Brooker spent much of his early life crafting wooden design prototypes for the Ford Motor Company. This black, viscous beer reminded Ken of thick, gloopy car engine oil, so he named it in honour of his second love, the internal combustion engine.

Wickedly, wickedly snooth, this strong dark beer with its chocolatey flavour leaves a bittersweet aftertaste to savour. 

Harviestoun's original brewmaster Ken Brooker spent much of his early life crafting wooden design prototypes for the Ford Motor Company. This black, viscous beer reminded Ken of thick, gloopy car engine oil, so he named it in honour of his second love, the internal combustion engine.

Wickedly, wickedly snooth, this strong dark beer with its chocolatey flavour leaves a bittersweet aftertaste to savour. 

Harviestoun's original brewmaster Ken Brooker spent much of his early life crafting wooden design prototypes for the Ford Motor Company. This black, viscous beer reminded Ken of thick, gloopy car engine oil, so he named it in honour of his second love, the internal combustion engine.

Wickedly, wickedly snooth, this strong dark beer with its chocolatey flavour leaves a bittersweet aftertaste to savour.