Brooklyn Brown Ale

Light black (!) body with thick brown two-finger head that softens nicely into the glass... malty presence undeniable... sugars tantalize while the hops balance nicely at the nose... smooth, almost perfectly "brown" in its presence, with the liquidity of a stout and the hop body of a pale ale--easily drinkable... sugary impressions early, with some chocolate, smoky something (?) and toffee to sweeten the deal... satisfying--especially on a snowday nightcap--with the smoothness of a Newcastle and a flavor that sets BBA a step above Sam Adams et al....

Bottle. Clear, chestnut-amber coloured, small beige head with a little lace. Fruity-chocolatey nose with subtle influences of toasted malt. Moderate bitter-sourish flavour, medium bodied. Lingering fruity and toasted finish with a light bitterness. Pleasant, well crafted stuff.......

Bottle. Pours a medium dark brown. Roasted caramel malt nose. Flavors follow. Present brown ale.

Pours dark brown with nice head. Aroma is slightly roasty caramel and some dark sugary aromas. Flavor is rich and roasty with nice sweet malt aspects as well as decent hop biterness. Palate is full for the style. An enjoyable brew.

Bottle. dark brown color. Taste is caramell,malt and som bready flavors. Some nutty notes in there aswell.

Cloudy dark brown color beige head that fades. Good lacing but quiet carbonation. An admirable look to this beer. Tangerine citrus smell and a malt presence. A complex and textured aroma thats very hard to describe. Sweet malt taste is foremost flavor along with nut. The palate is somewhat heavy and oily. A lack of bold hops leaves this ale unbalanced and inferior to english standard bearers.

pours light brown witha red tint. Aroma of an all malt with sweetness and a tinge of bitterness. Flavor is full,bitter, malty and a little nutty. Mouthfeel is runny mild. Finish is nutty.

Pours a dark brown with a slight white head. Aroma is of brown sugar, butter, some slight grassiness, and bready roasted malt. Medium mouth-feel. Taste is of caramalt and very little hop presence and bitterness. Very dry but pleasant.