Avery Ellies Brown Ale

Brewed by Avery Brewing Company
Style: Brown Ale
Boulder, Colorado USA

Bottle. Kinda reddish pour with frothy head. Has a nutty aroma. Good taste with chocolate at the end kinda thin though.

Sweet nutty aroma, thin flavor. On the whole a slighty nutty sweet ale and not much else. Not offensive.

Has chocolate and nuts in the aroma. Taste is mostly malty and nutty, w/some faint hops and a little bottle metal flavoring. Okay stuff.

good aroma. nutty and sweet. the flavor is good but is a bit thin. could use a little more maltiness but is totally decent

first beer i had at the tasting room. dark brown pour. tan head. small notes of sweetness in the nose. flavor was toasted malty crunch. little to no hop character. smooth and quite carbonated. pretty monochromatic and easy to drink.

Pours with a brown body and a nice beige head. Nose of malt, caramel and hops. Flavour of roasted malt, bitter chocolate, liqorice and coffee. Medium bodied. Lovely bitter finish. Very drinkable.

Scarlett on the glass, boasting an attractive parchment head and silly-string lacing. While still foamy, the bouquet exhibits bubblegum, dried banana and pinenapple chips, and spicy hop; however, vinous aromas dominate once the head collapses. Neither extreme really says "beer" to me. Barely interesting generic malt flavor, chocolate, walnut, and more spicy hop. Smokey? Each sip is different. Starts sweet, finishes tart.

pours a dark brown with a very nice four finger white to off white head. not to much of an aroma where you can tell whats in there but there is a little hops,caramel, and chocolate smell right after the pour. flavor is a smooth hops taste with some nutty, caramel, chocolate taste. medium body with some lacing, very smooth though, i like it very well balanced. hop aroma is a little stronger half way down the glass when the head disappears. the head seems to seal in the aroma. big lacing half way down and more of the hop flavor comes out little creamy through out as well.