Central Waters Shine On

Brewed by Central Waters Brewing Co.
Style: Irish Ale
Amherst, Wisconsin USA

Serve in English pint

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12 oz bottle. Clear copper with a white coating. Nose is faint brown sugar and lemon pith. Medium light with fizzy carb. Taste offers hints of sweet chestnut, slight roast and bitter orange. A nice break from my usual summer session brews.

12oz bottle. Poured a medium and clear amber color with an averred sized off white head.Aromas of toasted grains, some caramel, and some earth. Tastes of the same. Thin body.

Bottle from the sampler pack pours hazy orange with a thin white head, spotty lacing. Aroma is full of bready malts. Flavor is sweet toast and bread with a mild citrus finish.

12oz bottle 6/6/11 (Binny’s Plainfield Singles Rack)-44° in English Pint-Pours a medium clear red with a small loose off white head. Aroma of roasted malt, hops, and caramel. Taste of the same with a bit more malt coming thru. This light to medium bodied brew is not too bad. Pretty well balanced and easy to drink.

Single 12 oz. bottle, $1.50 @ Woodman’s. Pretty bright Irish red pour, just a few tiny floaties suspended with little bubble action, but a light, clingy head. Some slurry or yeast in the bottom of the bottle. Not much aroma, just a light caramel malt smell. Taste is okay, some toasty grains with a little peat, and maybe a bit too sweet for my palate. Nothing off about it,I’m just not that into it.

Had a weird stale scent to me, poured a darker amber color. Had a sweet wheat taste, would be good out in the sun during Summer.

12 oz bottle from Casanova (Hudson, WI). Pours a crisp amber pour, some reddish copper glow, with just a faint haze. A moderate frothy tannish white head dies to a small layer, light lacing. Aromas are crisp cereal grains, touches of caramel, toast, and biscuits. Not too sweet, as florals and grass compliment, with a light dryness, touches of sweet malts still coming through. Simple yet balanced, a light hop dusting on a relatively clean beer. Initial is lighter bodied, touches of dry cereal grains, biscuits, some light toast mix with some grassy and floral hops, light and clean, a touch of soap. Pretty well balanced, with a nice toasty grain bill, some light grass hops, touches of sweeter toffee. I don’t mind this, a clean more toasty sessioner, with good toast, biscuits, and a touch of more substantial sweet toffee. A touch of tea, cereal. Light grassiness. Clean finish with just a touch of spiciness from the hops. Not bad, but forgettable.

12 oz. bottle. Coppery amber color with a thin, fizzy light beige head that faded quickly. Aroma is sweet, syrupy malt and grain. Flavor is cereal grains and light, grassy hops. Palate is light and a bit watery with a quick, lightly bitter finish. A mild, unassuming beer that goes down easy. It won’t blow you away but you could definitely do worse.

12oz bottle poured into my new Darkness tulip...Pours a medium copper with a thin light tan head...A horrible aroma of rye and vomit and sawdust, yum can’t wait to try this...The taste is even worse, its stale vomit. I can’t even drink this. This is a horrible beer that should be avoided at all times. Not even worth the tick.

I love central waters but this was just generic swill. Do us all a favor central waters, stop brewing this and bottle and sell us Exodus.