Alaskan Amber

Brewed by Alaskan Brewing Co
Style: Altbier
Juneau, Alaska USA

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

nice light tawny cola colour with a fizzy tiny short lasting white head - nothing like the photo -might be off. Sweet caramel malt roast with light spice nose. medium light smooth palate consistent with altbier - if there is one in teh first place. Sweet medium intensity soft sweet caramel, low bitterness. Pleasant enough.

One of the most attractive beers I’ve seen: warm copper color and a billowy white head. Holds its own in taste, too, with a nice sweet and bitter combo (mostly sweet, especially on the finish). This is the best of the Alaskans (so far) that I’ve tried.

The main issue i had with this beer was that it disappeared WAY to fast. Nice easy aroma with a simple but pleasent taste, nothing harsh or bold about it.

Bärnsten med ragning åt koppar i färgen. Smutsvitt skum. Söt maltighet och torkad frukt i doften. Maltigheten och en lätt,lätt rostad ton i smaken. Något tunn.

Large head frothy brown pour soft carbonation the aromas nutty earthycaramel a vanilla note flavours vanilla caramel some mild bitter but a dull tasting rather flat type of ale at the finish with aftertastes very present but not strong or bright

Pours a beautiful amber with a thin light tan head. Nose is of sweet malt. Very creamy on the palate - the taste is malt, honey and a hint of hops on the finish. Smooth not bitter. A good, but not great, beer that is best served with a Wisconsin brat smothered with onions.

Caramel pour with a white head. Aroma is caramel malt. Taste is caramel malt. It had a dry aftertaste. A rather enjoyable beer.

Clear copper thin head. Subtle malt aroma. Moderate malt flavor, light bitterness. Medium light body, light bitter finish. Needs more bitterness for an alt, but nice session beer

Bottle from Grandma Fratto. Light orange pour with an off-white head. Aroma is a little toasted, very caramel, and sweet. Taste is cardboard, chocolate, light spice, and burned caramel.