 BückDich (4558), Boise, Idaho, USA
Aug 24, 2008 Tap @ Lucille’s Smokehouse BBQ in Torrance, CA as their house amber: Pours a copper color, nice head and lacing. Caramel nose with a light brush of apple and earthy spicy hops. The flavor is chewy and hoppy with a nice floral finish and a lingering caramel note. Nothing marvelous but it makes for a good house beer.
riversideAK (1630), Shoreline, Washington, USA
Apr 17, 2007 Like every Bayhawk beer I have had, it has an aroma of butterscotch. It makes you think that it could be possibly be diacetyl. Perhaps the brewer does this on purpose. The appearance is a copper red that it clear with a foamy head. It tastes like caramel malt with a little hop crispness. It is between light and medium bodied and can be used in session drinking. A very average, albeit drinkable ale.
nobcity (6), Apple Valley, California, USA
does not count  Feb 9, 2007 On tap at Tommy Bahama Cafe in Corona Del Mar. Drinkable amber, dry, smooth flavor. The waiter said that Frank Zappa’s brother is the distributor and has 6 taps in his office......The pineapple cheescake was the best part of the meal.
bitter (1137), Henderson, Nevada, USA
Jan 27, 2005 on draft lucilles...tapped as their house amber ale. copper clear color thin tan head. nose of cascade hops and crystal malt. nicely balanced mod body. slightly thin but crisp and easy to drink. good everyday beer.
Braudog (3463), Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Jan 23, 2005 Had this as a Lucille’s BBQ house beer ... True amber with metallic flavors. Good citric bite with a solid malt base. Thin, but not too bad a beer.
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