Charlie and Jakes Brown Bottom Ale

Brewed by Charlie & Jakes Brewery & BBQ
Style: Brown Ale
Melbourne, Florida USA

Serve in Dimpled mug

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Draft at Charlie and Jakes in Melbourne, FL. This beer had an average sized ivory head that was creamy and smooth with fine sized bubbles that were mostly lasting. The body was softly carbonated and somewhat murky with an orange-brown hue. The only aroma that I could detect was chocolate. The flavor of this beer was chocolate with a fairly smooth palate. This beer was medium bodied with good lacing. In my opinion, this beer lacks in the aroma and flavor areas.

Draft at brewer. Brown pour with a light tan head. Scent is light roasted Taste is dark grainy with a hint of nuts. Thin

tap. Dark brown color, light tan head. Flavor of chocolate malts. Aroma of molasses. Finishes with a distant roast. Lacking flavors compared to some of the other Charlie and Jakes Brews

On tap at brewhouse in Melbourne, FL. Pours a hazy dark brown reddish color with a thin off-white head. Aroma was faint but mostly malty and nutty. Flavor was sweet malt and other grains with some wet dog or barnyard type flavors. Generally light to medium body with a strange finish. Something was off with this beer, not sure what.

sweet malty very slight carbonation a little chocolate a littl more aroma in this one pretty good

[904-20071204] Tap @ Charlie & Jake’s (Melbourne, FL). Creamy sweet yeast and malt aroma. Hazy, dark brown red body with a quick creamy light tan head. Flavour holds sweet hints of candied chocolate, rich and nutty as promised. Medium body has some oomph. Nicely balanced roast/chocolate/Irish ale yeast, no surprise this won a silver medal (plus it has a funny bum label).

Name: Brown Bottom Ale
Date: 11/18/2007
Mode: Draft
Source: Brewpub

cloudy dark brown, scant head, bits of lace, light toasted and chocolate aroma, rich chocolate malt flavor, lots of dark caramel sweetness with a hint of butterscorch, touch of nutty character, light roasted adds balance and leads into a bitter finish,

Aroma: 6/10; Appearance: 6/10; Flavor: 6/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 11/20
Rating: 2.9/5.0
Drinkability: 8/10
Score: *4

Draft... Clear, dark mahogany ale with no head. Chocolaty nose. Well-balanced, chocolaty flavor with strong notes of spent, dark roasted grains and chocolate malt. Moderate hop bitterness with a rumor of tart acidity. Medium-bodied and creamy with middling carbonation. Finishes chocolaty, lightly bitter and dry.

Sweet malt aroma with some odd perfumey alcohol and a desperate plea toward nuttiness. The body is dark crimson brown with a diminishing tan head. Has an almost Belgian dubbel sort of alcohol and candy sugar flavor with a subdued peanut skin flavor in the finish. This is fooked 9 ways to Sunday in some regards. I’d almost love to try it with about half the water added to it and see if this couldn’t be some kind of tasty Quad-hybrid. As it is now it pretty much sucks.

on tap-pours a light tan head. Color is brown with a red tint. Aroma is malt. Taste is medium&dark malt, nutty. OK carbonation.

Sampler--The only beer with an aroma and it was foul. Good lacing with a decent head and fine brown coloring, came off as a thin brew. A big disappointment.