Long Trail Double Bag

Brewed by Long Trail Brewery
Style: Altbier
Bridgewater Corners, Vermont USA

POured a dark amvber to brown color with an off white head. Aroma was really malty and caramel with notes of alcohol. Flavor was also very malty not much hops here at all, hints of metallic and alcohol flavor that is hard to get over.

Pours amber with a thick off white head. Caramel malt molasses and a hint of hop aroma. Nice malty body with a good earthy hop bitterness. Solid version of an Alt.

Pours golden with a nicly lacing head that disappears quick. Good hoppy / alcohol flavor with some kick to boot.

Bottle Pours an amber body with a thin off white head. Lots of earthy hop body with a caramel malt body and and brown sugar. Light citrus and pine qualities. Good brew.

Fruity, too fruity aroma. Clear bright orange-red. Bad label. Meh. Tangy, medium astringency, fruit, slightly medicinal. Not inspiring.

Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a caramel-amber color with a small tan head. The aroma was sweet, malty and had a touch of chocolate and malted milk. The flavor was sweet, creamy, malted milt and a touch of caramel and chocolate. There was a lightly tangy malt undertone and a malty tangy finish. The body was nicely thick and very smooth. Nice.

Amber brown color with big white head. An extreme flurry of carbonation makes this a lively looking ale. The aroma contains a cornucopia of scents. Orange and peach come out first then maybe strawberry. After the fruit a medium roast malt sets a base and light hops finish for the full ride. The taste is full malted with slight fruit notes and a caramel finish. Palate is remarkably light considering the amount of malt and the alcohol content. This is a surprising yet hard to describe beer. Most amazing is how it contains a relatively high alcohol (7.2%) but still shows so many vast flavors.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a nice burnt orange. Taste is filled with hops but there is not much of an aroma to it. This is a full bodied, slightly bitter beer.