Brooklyn Brown Ale

Bottle purchased at Sam’s Wine & Spirits, in Chicago. Pours a deep, clear mahogany with a creamy, rocky, beige head. The nose is a pleasant, roasty, nutty/chocolate aroma. Light to medium-bodied and creamy with a lightly bitter-hopped finish. Roasted, nutty malt with a nice complement of chocolate malt, the flavor finishes with an earthy hop finish and a lingering nutty aftertaste. One of the better brown ales that I’ve sampled, this is one that’s easy to recommend.

From bottle... poured mahogany with medium cream-colored head. Fantastic roasty, nutty aroma. Flavor was not very deep, but was decent. Finished smooth. Quite enjoyable.

12 oz. bottle. Pours reddish brown with a medium beige head. The aroma is moderately sweet, light nutty malt, a hint of floral hops. The flavor is moderately sweet, some chocolate, roasted malt, lightly hoppy. Medium bodied. Slightly dry bitter finish.

12 oz bottle...poured cola colored w/ a cream colored head. The head was mostly lasting and provided soapy lacing to the last drop. The aroma were of chocolate, caramel, and toffee. The flavor was a mild sweetness with the aforementioned notes. The beer was light w/o being watery and had a mice bittersweet finish. Great brown ale that I could easily session...

bottle from a variety pack, this was very good. nice mild sweetness with a sharp finish. brown sugar tastes like the element here.

Brown with a nice lacing head. Chocolate, malt and roast on the nose. Creamy and watery at the same time. A little yeasty and sour.

This brown ale is everything I want a brown ale to be. Pours a dark brown into the glass with nice sustaining head. Aroma is toasty and sweet. The flavor is spot on with a nice balance of roasted characteristics and sweetness. I am loving this beer!

Pours brown. Aroma is a lot of roasted malts, toffee, caramel, brown sugar. Taste is a lot of maple syrup, brown sugar, caramel, malt, with some nuts and a decent hop bite. This is they type of Brown Ale for those that aren’t a big fan of the style.