 ThaBobfather (130), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
May 27, 2008
Pours a very deep brown with complex-for-a-brown smell of autumn. Good malt flavor and texture. Quality beer.
WickerBrew (283), Chicago, Illinois, USA
Oct 13, 2008 Wow this may rival Dogfish Head for the best brown ale I have had. Different monster though, this is much lighter and goes down easier. Alot sweeter and smoother but is clearly a Bells product with the aftertaste. Might want to stick to bottles though, I bet on tap it comes across as too smoothed out.
scraff (1674), Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Oct 12, 2008 Deep brown, thick creamy tan head. Rich toasted milk chocolate malt aromas lay on soft wafts of peanut and caramel. Earth and chocolate toast flavors round to a well balanced lightly bitter finish. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, malty finish. A great session brew without a doubt as this literally could be the best brown I have ever tried…
Rogueone (372), I F&ckin’ hate those guys from, Ohio, USA
Oct 10, 2008 Sampled @ Blacklick tasting 10-2-08: I don’t know why I don’t buy this one more often. This is a great fall beer. Pours an amber to dark-brown with a small creamy white head. Flavor is malty and nutty with still a relatively impressive hop profile in the back end. Very "round" finish. Drinkability is off the charts!
BeerBaron617 (154), Novi, Michigan, USA
Oct 7, 2008 My 150th rating :) In an effort to try all the bells beer before the year is out, I bought this as part of my pick six for the week. This pours a heavy brownish/red and has a lighter brown head. It’s aroma is subtle, with hints of chocolate, and licorice. The flavor is also subtle, but has notes of raisin, and a malty finish. It’s a smooth drinkable beer, with no "wow" factor, but I wouldnt complain if it were served at a party. Cheers!
Moggman (58), Columbus, Ohio, USA
Oct 2, 2008 Bottle. Pours dark brown with light brown head. Aroma of chocolate and malt. Flavor was well balanced with chocolate, bite of hops, and slight coffee undertones.
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