Kentucky Ale

Bottle. Pretty good stuff. Surpriased it took me so long to get around to this one. Simple amber ale but with a nice subtle (but not so subtle you need to dig to find it) hop profile on the flavor. Easy drinking, fresh, and inoffensive.

courtesy of Laurent Mousson (WBA) - clear and bright amber colour with a firm and long lasting foam; beautiful lace; diacetyl in the nose and not much else; soft mouthfeel, sweet with some late tartness; residual sweetness with flowery and light caramelish aftertaste - not good

It’s beer! Got a bottle at the Marriott Bar in Covington Kentucky. A little sweet, and nothing particuraly disctinctive about it. A little better than your mass market brews though.

Pours red with a thin pink head. Smells vegetal and caramelly. Tastes sweet with nothing else going on here.

Bottle. Pours a light brown with a small white head. The carbonation forms many bubbles on the side of the glass. Taste is sweet and light, not very hoppy, and certainly not in the mold of an IPA, although it sort of looks like an IPA by color. Decent ale, probably won’t drink again.

Sweet aroma, light appearance, watery flavor, weak palate, a poor man’s Bass Ale, which isn’t saying much.

Bottle: Has aroma of molasses and something else, maybe berries or cotton candy? The flavor is overwhelmingly sweet like molasses. If you’re looking for a Sugar Daddy in a bottle, this may be your ticket. However, if you want your beer to have a hint of hops, keep looking.

bottle - thanks to The Beer Sommelier. pours a copper with almost no head and then nothing. not much in the aroma department.... some faint sweetness. nice overall body and flavor. some light caramel, sweet nutty flavor and mild bitterness. not bad, easy to drink fast - thirst quenching.