Cricket Hill American Ale

Bottle: Poured an amber color with a nice white head. The aroma was some malt and caramel. The flavor was some caramel, toffee, and sugar. Overall, a decent beer from an up and coming brewery.

Thanks to jcwattsrugger for this beer. An amber pour with white head and lace. Aroma of old shoes. Flavor is flat and a bit bitter. Carbonation and palate are the strongest point for this beer. A beer that may qualify as below average even with the 3.0.

Thanks to decaturstevo for sharing this one. Clear, light amber body with a thin white head. Musky earthy aroma, some malt comes through. No real malt sweetness nor hop bitterness in the flavor. Thin, watery, disappointing.

Nice shade of amber body with a light ruby tint and a soapy tan head atop the beer. Aroma of cardboard, pale malt, light german hops and a short caster sugar sweetness. Medium-bodied; Short hoppiness up front that fades real quick to another short malty flavour with little else hidden behind that taste. Aftertaste shows some caramel and toffee but really - nothing is left on the palate. Overall, this one is good for those who like good looking and a decent initial taste with no aftertaste at all. Perfect for a party or if you want to drink a lot of beer without tasting it much. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Chevy Chase Wine & Liquors in Washington, D.C. on 19-November-2005 on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.