Barrel Trolley Nut Brown Ale

World Brews, Winery Exchange Inc.
Brewed at Genesee Brewing Company
Style: Brown Ale
Novato, California USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Shaker

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Bottle. Light brown to dark amber color, clear, very light head. Sweet malt aroma with toffee, taste is a alittle syrupy. Overall pretty good.

12 ounce bottle pours a copper amber color with aromas of nuts, light earth, and some toffee. Flavors are livht caramel, malt, nuts, and some earth. Decent brown ale.

Poured from a 12 oz bottle (out of Rochester NY) into a Unibroue goblet. Aroma: Sweet malts. quite sweet but otherwise rather faint. Hints of hazelnuts and toffee. A: Dark reddish-brown color; clear; small and mostly short-lived tan head; good lacing. T: Not a lot of flavor. Malty and sweet, but an acceptable level of sweetness that is much lower than suggested by the nose. Decently nutty. M: Moderate to high carbonation: body is a bit thin for the style. Mild harshness. O: Rather average if light; improves substantially with warming.

Pours clear cola brown with a tall off-white head. Light nutty malt aroma Lightly sweet but not much else here. Cold and wet.

A decent brown ale with some dark character with a malt base with some mitts and deep malts. The beer has almost no hops. Still despite faults, it's tasty ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

12 oz bottle pours brown with an off white head. Aroma of caramel malts, nuts and toffee. Taste is nutty, malts and a hint of toffee.

11/26/12. 12oz bottle. Brown pour, more of a clear red under the light, under a small khaki head that fades fast and laces a touch. Slightly tangy and metallic malty aroma with hints of bread, burnt caramel, and nuttiness. Sweet, malty flavor again with a hint of tang and metal and some breadiness and caramel with a lingering nutty aspect... I hadn’t looked at the label until now, but I suppose that’s the hazelnut. Eh.

Pours brown white head... Taste is decent for its style, not the best, prolly wont do again.. Decent finish

Harris Teeter’s nut brown is better than expected, combining a nice earthy malt with a soft carbonation and nutty finish. A pretty pour, Barrel Trolley nut brown sports a fluffy off-white head and clear deep brown body. A bit of coppery metallic character shows in the otherwise pleasant finish, detracting from the overall appeal of the beer.

Crystal clear brown with a white head. The aroma has caramel and bread. The flavor is similar. Quite thin.