Black Sheep Monty Pythons Holy Grail

Dark golden with a thick, frothy white head. Malt and caramel in aroma with notes of alcohol. Acidic, bready, slight bitter flavour. Cardboard-ish finish.

Nice ale. Big head and light amber colour. Taste of hops and a little bitterness, but not as much as expected in an ESB

On tap at Freakin Frog. Light amber with a white head. A little bit of a creamy smell as well. Maybe a few hops. Smooth and creamy mouthfeel. Flavor seems rather full. Alot of roasted maltiness. Tasty little brew here.

Interesting light orange hue with a nice and foamy head. Light but smooth body with a fizzy carbonation. Zingy and refreshing throughout, with notes of spritzy lemon, light flowers and a nip of yeast. Somewhat metallic. Adequate bitterness. Decent session ale, or should I say "ail," but not great.

1 pint and 0.9 fl. oz. (Tempered over burning witches) Light copper color with tall creamy off white head. Very light aroma. What aroma there is is mostly malt and a hint of yeast. First taste is sweet lightly roasted malts and a bit of tin. I guess that might be coming from the yeast. Next sips were more of the grainy malt and then a bit of hop flavor with sour yeast. The aftertaste continued with the grain malt flavor along with a little bittering hops. Nice tasting beer. I enjoyed it.

Beer at the Pier. I liked this beer. Hazy orange-yellowish color. Taste is of caramel and hops. A very good beer.

Slightly cloudy burnt orange color with minimal head. Smells a little spoiled, like old batteries and unused motor oil, with a straw/grain/bottle aroma in there as well, that’s more punchy and chemical-like that it should be. Very poor tasting, some chemical caramel and honey malt flavors, very "bottle" tasting.

I has a tough time calling this a "Bitter". It was more in the range of Sam Adams than tradtional bitters. But my favorites beer is stout, nooooo I mean alllllllllle