 Pwn3d (578), NYC, New York, USA
Jun 23, 2008 Sampled at Bullrun Inn, Lewisburg PA. I dont really remember much about it. Poured a solid brown and some hops? This review is worthless, sorry.
sleepylopes (255), New York, USA
Jun 20, 2008 want a session beer, this is it. discribed as a "bridge from yuengling". this is a good sign because bridge beers tend to be from something like bud. think upscale yuengling. well ballanced and delicious. best of luck to them, cant wait to see it in cans.
kramer17801 (1843), sunbury, Pennsylvania, USA
Jun 11, 2008 10 oz sample, at brewery. Pours a clear amber body with a nice one finger fizzy light beige head. Fairly minimal aroma, but it was clean, some slightly grainy malts and a touch of sweetness. The flavor was pretty standard for an Amber, slight hint of sweetness up front with a cereal grain base. Just the lightest hint of bitterness on the finish. Light bodied and pretty refreshing, this was an easy drinker. A good intro to craft beer for the Yuengling Lager drinkers.
bigrond (846), factoryville, Pennsylvania, USA
May 12, 2008 I liked this beer. It was smooth and tasty. Before I knew it, it was gone. Always the sign of a good brew.
Can’t wait to try a few more.
DandyWolfFloyd (200), Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, USA
Mar 14, 2008 This is a very fine brew. I was given a free-bee at the bar. It’s a red amber. It’s color is again red amber. It’s aroma is hop and malt combined very inviting. It’s flavor is hugely awesome, some notes of hop, but rather a malt and surprising fruit aroma in their somewhere. It’s mildy, I mean mildly bitter, but what you want It’s very good.
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