Brooklyn Brown Ale

Poured from the bottle, it had a medium head with a malty aroma. The taste was a bit bitter for the initial few drinks but had an overall pleasant caramel flavor. I’ll have to try another.

Delicious caramel and chocoalte aroma. Pours clear brown, between a tea and cola hue, with a light brown head. Glass coating from start to finish. Moderately strong hop taste with walnut and charred oak notes. Finishes with nice hops but a rather unpleasant tinny taste. This a complete beer. I’m thoroughly pleased.

An amusing little brown ale, with a bit of chocolate and caramel in the nose, which comes forward on the tongue. Balanced out by a mildly hoppy finish, this is a tad sweet for a daily drinker, but not a bad brew at all.

Dark red-brown. Begie small head. Aroma is from nuts, apple, burnt malt. The taste is bitter dry malty with nuts.

Bottle: a brown red pour with a off-white foamy head, faint chocolate, roasted malt with caramel aromas with sweetness inter-mingled, sweet malt taste with a hop bite to balance, hops make this drink bubbly, leaves a good clean finish and are prominent in this beer, some bread and chocolate flavors, easy to drink.

Bottle from Total Wine in Huntersville NC. Pours a dark brown with a very slight white head that rapidly disappears. Aroma is a touch of malts and cocoa; taste if the same. Nothing too thrilling about this brown ale. Meh.

Bottle at Stefanhus. Dark nut brown - offwhite head. Aroma: Roasted, high hoppy, citrus, grape. Taste: Nutty, roasted, caramel, hops, citrus, grape. A lot more hopped than I remember it !!

Had this one in my beer of the moth gift set. A nice chcoalte malt flavor. Not too heavy.