BridgePort Amber Ale

Formerly brewed at BridgePort Brewing (Gambrinus Company)
Style: Amber Ale
Portland, Oregon USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

’Scotch Ale’, I don’t see it or taste it, a decent beer, fair nose and fair bite. Drinakable, but not their best.

Excellent overall beer. I recommend it widely for those looking for a new beer to try.

Very malty orange/red color with a nice head. Good rich mouthfeel and palate. Its all about the malt

Bridgeport Brewing Company--Amber--1998 Release--12 oz. Bottle--5.20% ABV. (3.5 / 5.0) Amber Ale--Rich Rust Color--Good Body, Malt, and Aroma. Mild but pleasant. Just a touch of fruit and a hint of roasted malt. Sampled 8/1/1998. Bridgeport Brewing Company--Amber--2000 Release--12 oz. Bottle--5.20% ABV. (3.75 / 5.0) Amber Ale--Clear rusty dark ochre color. Light toasty mild hop front. Light ESB like flavor wtih hints of bisquit mild fruit and dominant toasted character. Ends slightly spicy with lingering toasted malt flavors. Sampled 1/9/2001.

Cask-conditioned at the alehouse. Fuzzy mouthfeel, subtle coppery and malt flavors. Creamy head.

A very good draft after a very long flight. May have influenced my decision

Had this ber on 5/27/1998. Color is a deep rich brown with a touch of amber, very good carbonation and nice head. Aroma has is a sweet malt scent with slight hop tones. Taste is earthy and a little woody. It starts off with a medium body with the malt flavors coming threw, then it goes down easy and begins to turn earthy. The finish has what I can only describe as a wood like taste as if it was fermented with tree bark. Is not bad but I prefer an amber that has a good malt taste not the taste of a tree.

Rich deep red hue with a malty aroma. Their description is a scottish ale, but I found it to be a just plain red ale. Good malty beer that finishes clean. I liked this beer, but is not my favorite. If you thought this one was ok, try the Ebenezer.