Anderson Valley Boont Amber Ale

Brewed by Anderson Valley Brewing Company
Style: Amber Ale
Boonville, California USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle at hiili, turku. Clear amber red color, some white head. Quite basic malty aroma, some hops. Taste of malts, some fruits, little hops and sweetness. Basic amber.

Light, fruity, caramel, nuts and some light spices. A light, unmatured but refreshing beer with a mellow and creamy mouthfeel. Enough carbonation to keep that freshness. Nice balance of flavors. Good session beer. Not a mind bender but an easy drinker with more to it then a regular pilsner. But I’m more of an ale drinker anyway :) very tasty and refreshing.

Sörspecialista, Budapest Borostyán vörös színű sör, tört fehér színű, mindenben közepes habbal. Illata mézes, diós, karamellás, malátás, picit fanyar. Íze is elég malátás, csonthéjas, karamellás és kissé komlós, enyhén fáradt. Könnyű teste van és közepesen buborékos. Utóíze csipetnyit fanyar, mandulásan kesernyés, száraz és visszafogott. Nem rossz, de kicsit unalmas és fáradt.

Thanks Ogreface for sharing. Poured amber-reddish with a medium off white head. Some fruity aroma with nuts and caramel, light unmatured feeling. Medium bodied beer with nuts and nutmeg, caramel and some roasted/toasted grains, hay, cereals, light hops in the finish.

Bottled, 355 ml. Somewhat opalesquent copper amber colour, stabile creamy off-white head, which remains finger thick. Smell of caramel and fruits. Tasteing starts sharp followed by a malty aroma with caramel, toast, floralz and citrus fruits. mouthfeel is slick. Fruity finish escorted by herbs and nuts. Good enough.

Aroma: fruity (peach, citrus), hint of caramel, maybe floral; Appearance: dark amber, hazy, nice, big tanned foam but quickly falling to minimal; Taste: light sweetness, medium bitterness; Palate: light-to-medium body, rather thin feel, slightly metallic yet smooth, average(+) carbonation, long bitter finish; Overall: very good, minus for metallic feel

Bottle from Whole Foods Market - El Segundo. Yeasty, rusty aroma with some sweetness. Copper/amber color, thick rocky head. some lace. Mild toasty malt; goes metallic; tiny hop traces in final. Thin body. Very mild, watery, kind of like a Vienna lager. Okay.....

0,355 l bottle, courtesy of Ogre, thanks!
Poured amber-reddish with a medium off white head. Some fruity aroma with nuts and caramel, light unmatured feeling. Medium bodied beer with nuts and nutmeg, caramel and some roasted/toasted grains, hay, cereals, light hops in the finish.

Pours cloudy amber with an off white head. Aroma of subtle hops, sweeter fruits, citrus and some sweeter malts in the background. Taste has a bit more bitter hops, some fruits, caramel malts, citrus and some pine.

Perfectly balanced ale with incredible richness and fruitiness. The aftertaste is long and fruity with a sharp crispness from the hops.