Cooperstown Striker Brown Ale

Brewed by Cooperstown Brewing Co.
Style: Brown Ale
Milford, New York USA

Serve in Dimpled mug

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12 oz bottle from trade with beer bill; thx Bill! med. brown pour; aroma of malts. niiiice taste - med mouthfeel; flavor was of malty slightly sweetness; slightest of hops toward end. I enjoyed this - great session brown simple but berry good

12oz bottle thanks to beerbill, pours a cloudy dark brown with an amber hue and large khaki head. Aroma of cocoa, caramel, caramel, and nuts. Taste similar to aroma with an overlaying fruitiness, yet kinda of bland.

12 oz bottle from the brewery. Used my Newcastle glass. Deep, rich brown poor with tons of carbonation. Very thin small off white head. Not much lace at all. Nose of caramel and nuts. Taste is much the same. Not going to get you real excited but… it would be a nice session brew if you live in NY. It’s a very standard and straight forward Brown.

12 oz bottle purchased at the brewery. Pours brown with a moderate tan head that lasted through the first quarter of the glass and left light lace. Pleasant aroma of caramel and malt. The flavor is similar with caramel and malt with perhaps just a touch of roast. Mild hops bitterness at the finish. This is a straightforward and enjoyable brown ale.

Bottle courtesy of MaltDawg on 04/17/2010 at the 11th Richmond RateBeer Gathering. Clear brown body with a small off-white head. Sweet nutty and malty aroma. Nutty and malty flavor, light graininess. Medium body with moderately low carbonation.

12 ounce bottle courtesy of MaltDawg. Thanks! Sampled at the 11th Richmond Ratebeer Gathering, 4/17/10. Pours a clear reddish brown color with a large brown head that fades quickly. Aroma of brown malts, caramel and faint plum like fruity notes. The taste is bitter hops, nutty notes, some caramel and a milky note. Medium bodied. Pretty decent.

Pour is dark brown with tan head. Caramel malt nose. Taste is light caramel malt. Rated 8/24/08

Sampled at the Richmond Eleventh. Aroma is quite sweet on this one with some hints of hops. Taste is pretty heavy on sweet possibly caramelized malts, some light hints of hops and a very light body. Nothing too interesting on this one, though it is a very palateable beer for most any relaxed occasion.

Sampled at the Richmond Eleventh. Clear dark brown with mahogany highlights and almost no head. Weird sweet nose that I don’t card for. Thin palate. Flavor is phenolic, medicinal, nutty, earthy. Blah. Not that good.

(Sample Date: 4/17/2010 Source:Other) 12 oz bottle. Clean malty aroma of caramelized sugars with some roast notes. Clear medium amber brown with small white head. Clean malty flavor of caramelized sugars and a bit of roast with medium bitterness. Little hop flavor. Finish is dry and moderately bitter. Solid American brown.