Brooklyn Ale

Bottle. Pours amber with an off white head. Sweet caramel malt aroma with a bit of hops. The flavor has biscuity and caramel malt and earthy hops. Not bad.

Pours a gold/amber with a thin white head. Well balanced, and a decent amount of hops. Nice little bit of bitterness. Solid beer.

Pours golden amber into a shaker. Off-white head with medium retention. Unobtrusive, but well-balanced with sweet malts upfront a slight bitter hop finish.

Bottle, June 2008. This beer pours amber with a great, white head. I can smell aromas of caramel, and some floral scents through the hops. Flavour starts with caramel, slightly sweet, with biscuit and a bitter finish.

from log at friend’s party. Pours rather pale, orange in color with medium cream white head. Aroma of citrus, hops. Flavor is mellow caramel sweet, yet well balanced with citrus flavors of lemon, tangerine, and orange. Finish lingers, and is softly bitter from the hops. Overall, a well-balanced, if not a bit tame, brew. Great for hot summer days.

bottle labeled pennant ale ’55 poured a caramel amber color with a thin off white head that did retain a thin layer for some time. aroma has pale malt, light caramel sweetness, bread, and some mellow hops. mouth feel is medium light with ample carbonation. flavor is a nice pale malt and hop concoction. light bitters and a pinch of salt lead into a finish that has light hop and malts. fresh tasting nice session brew.

I really love the aroma on this beer. The taste is smooth and malty and mildly hoppy. I could drink this all day long.

Bottle as Pennant Ale ’55 from Vintage Cellar. Poured a slightly hazy amber with a minimal white head. Aromas of dust, lightly roasted caramel and some lightly spicy hop. Medium body with mild carbonation. Flavor is lightly roasted malt, "biscuity" seems appropriate, and a very light bitter. Fairly tasty, but not all that exciting.