 FunkyBrewster (118), Chicago, Illinois, USA
Jun 11, 2008
Pours a clear brown with some reddish amber notes. Aroma is sweet and malty and seems like it has a creaminess to it. Some hops are apparent as well. Flavor starts out with a malt crispiness, with some mild fruit that follows. Very creamy and smooth in the finish. Medium-full body and quite rich, this beer has a nice mouth feel and is pretty tasty.
DrDavid (157), , Vermont, USA
Aug 29, 2008 (Bottle). Decidedly malty aroma. Beautiful amber color with a decent white head. Flavor is pleasing if ultimately underwhelming. A bit nutty, and with some slight hoppy bite. Mild dry finish.
09maso3 (4), vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
does not count  Aug 28, 2008 Anchor steam beer is a great refreshing summer beer, but doesn’t cut corners on flavor either. Light orange with a smallish head, citrussy flavor. good to enjoy on a summer’s evening
PaulHegedus (43), Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Aug 26, 2008 Served fresh on draught at the Brewery, this beer has none of the unpleasant bitterness that I find in imported bottles here in Toronto. A nice hoppy ale. Someone mentioned grassiness, and I agree. This is a workers session ale.
bluemooner (75), Rogers, Minnesota, USA
Aug 26, 2008 Pours a dark shade of amber with a medium, foamy, white head. Tastes of malt, caramel, with noticeable but very balanced presence of hops. Very light body and drinkable. Good beer.
TheBeerBaron (162), Florida, USA
Aug 25, 2008 Light copper color, fading white head turns into just white film on top. No carbonation in the glass. Even malt and hop aroma that is somewhat floral. Nothing unusual to the aroma. The palate tends to the watery side. Bitter flavor dominates the tongue. There is an amount of malt in the beer but mainly its the hops that makes a biting IPA type Ale. Just an average ale, perhpas this beer’s reputation was forged before the proliferation of craft beer in America.
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