Back Forty Truck Stop Honey Brown Ale

Brewed by Back Forty Beer Company
Style: Brown Ale
Gadsden, Alabama USA

Serve in Dimpled mug

Bottle. Pours amber with an off white head. Honey sweet aroma with some light toasty notes. The flavor has toasted grains, honey, and low bitterness. Pretty good.

on tap @GABF-pours amber with an offwhite head. Aroma is honey, light/medium malt-nutty/caramel. Taste is honey, light/medium malt-nutty/caramel, spice hops.

Not a bad beer. Toasty enjoyable. I would get it again. Somewhat similar to the big name guys. But worth a try. On tap.

Bottle from liquor express. Pours dark honey with a half inch of khaki head. Why the hell anyone would put honey in a brown ale is beyond me. The taste is mushy and confused. The elements just don’t blend together well. At least the taste, such as it is, doesn’t linger.

Bottle pours a clear copper with a lacing off white head. Scent is honey and apple. Taste is honey, pepper and earthy.

Super clean appearance. Not much beyond the normal. On tap at the GABF ’11.

Draft from On Tap in Hoover. Looks decent (it’s a trick). Smells like dirty feet. Tastes like vinegar vomit. Disgusting, I had rather drink liquified turds.

On tap, amber color with ample off white foam, aroma is malt and caramel, flavor of honey, caramel, copper pennies, would make a decent bitter