 jcwattsrugger (3757), Florida and, New Jersey, USA
Dec 30, 2006 on tap-pours an off white head and red color. Aroma is faint malt. Taste is malty, faint hops.
matthewpet (28), USA
Dec 29, 2006 From the bottle... nice thick head. LImited aroma. Pleasurable body - not too sweet (like most ales of its type) with a good wood hop balance. Good finish.
boojummy (50), Medford, Massachusetts, USA
Apr 8, 2006 Updated: Jun 17, 2006Bottle from the package store down the street. Pours a copper color with a tan colored head that dissipates quickly. Can’t detect much in the way of aroma. Very clear but with some suspended yeast particles. Moderate bitterness with a little tannic flavor. Slightly soapy aftertaste. No hop aroma. Moderate carbonation. A drinkable beer, and fits the style, but nothing extraordinary.
2beerguys (299), North Shore, Massachusetts, USA
Mar 5, 2006 The North Woods Ale pours a dark amber/light brown color with a fizzy off-white head. Aroma is of light hops with a hint of perfume and fruit. Sean likes the sweet smell, and says it entices him to drink more. Initial taste is lightly sweet, which carries into the finish. Light body with a creamy mouthfeel. Light alcohol presence.
jjpm74 (2811), Connecticut, USA
Jan 26, 2006 Pours copper with a white head. Smells of tea, caramel, toffee, pine, some anise. Taste is of pine resin, roses, maple. Finish is metallic.
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