does not count flyfishnm (6), Montana, USA Sep 5, 2007 <i>Bottle. Town & Country Foods, Bozeman</i> The best Montana brown ale I have tasted. That being said, I have only seen a handful. Pours dark brown, with a small head. Smooth and malty with some chocolate tones. Ends fairly dry.
jefcon (896), Arlington, Virginia, USA Dec 27, 2008 Deep brown and pretty plain looking, smelling, and tasting. Notes of chocolate throughout, with some spicing and very ordinary carbonation and palate. msante79 (382), Orland Hills, Illinois, USA Dec 25, 2008 Bottle. Dark brown with thin tan head. Aroma is malty with caramel, nutty and brown sugar. Flavor is malty with caramel, brown sugar, hops and some nuts. Mouthfeel is a little thin.Finishes with bitter chocolate. Not a favorite. aetheon (26), Beer Dungeon, Minnesota, USA Dec 21, 2008 Updated: Dec 26, 2008clear golden brown, with a light amount of lacing. very light aroma. moderate carbonation The flavor is of mostly roasted malts with very little hoppiness in the finish. There are notes of coffee and some creamyness. Very nice brown ale. hopheaven (15), Iowa City, Iowa, USA Dec 21, 2008 Dark amber to mahogany in color. Clear, thin bodied, I might even say a tad watery. Smells of crystal malt and, to a lesser extent, dark malts. Tastes nutty with just a hint of spicy hops and has an almost sour finish. Becomes too sweet towards the end. Drinkable, cheap, but I will pass next time around. Beardface (344), Eugene, Oregon, USA Dec 18, 2008 Brown pour with a nice red center to it. Nutty caramel nose with a hint of chocolate. Flavor is a little more chocolate upfront with the caramel and nutty flavors as well and a mild hop presence. A little too watery, but outside of that a solid brown ale.
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