Brooklyn Brown Ale

Fantastic amount of flavor in suck a well-priced brown ale. Not fancy, this guy focuses on dark malts. Some hints of flavors are in there but are most likely the result of the malt used, not extra ingredients. This is a great example of what brown should be, very well balanced.

Great brown ale. Crisp clean on the palate and great malty choc finish. Enjoy this one with pork chops.

12 ounce bottle from Beer Run in Charlottesville, VA. Pours a clear reddish brown color with a medium head. Fair head retention and good lacing. Aroma of chocolate, caramel and earthy hops. Taste is fruity with chocolate and bitter hop notes.

Pours dark with a decent head. Notes of rich brown caramel. Had it after a long day’s work and was most refreshing!

12 oz bottle. Caramel light roast and with a floral hop nose. Clear amber brown with small fluffy tan head. Caramel maltyness with touch of roast and floral hop flavor. Finish is mostly dry and slightly roasty and nutty.Medium body and mouthfeel.

Bottle. Pours dark brown wth a small tan head. A little lace. Aroma is nutty, malty, and fresh. Taste is of coffee and malts with a slightly hoppy finish. Not bad at all.

Bottled 12 fluid ounces. Appearance: It pours a very dark clear nut brown beer with a small head. Not much lacework. Aroma: A lot of US hops. Sweet with huge amounts of candy floss which is accompanied by hints of walnuts and malt. Flavor and palate: Light to medium bodied. Good hop presence. Nutty. Pretty sweet. Highly drinkable. Low bitterness but with a beautiful hop presence adding a lot to the taste. Some vanilla sneaking in. Dryish finish. Overall impression: Good and very pleasant.

Loved it. Definitely different than an English brown ale. Very smooth. I will keep this on hand in my bar at home.