Crop Circle Beer

Brewed by Blue Point Brewing
Style: Amber Ale
Patchogue, New York USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

I actually enjoy this brew but it did make me feel a tad spacey really good amber beer caramel maltt and chocolate flavors biscuity toasty

slight coffee taste, but there is defintely some grainy bitterness going on. maybe from the UFOs? earthy hops, but lacks maltiness. slight toffee and biscuit taste.

Bottle. Pours a dark mahogany with a thick light tan head. Aroma of sweet, slightly roasted malt and dark fruits. Flavor of sweet fruits, nuts, toasted malt, with a bitter hops finish. Quite drinkable and enjoyable.

Bottle. Smells just like coffee ice cream to me, and since I love me some coffee ice cream, that was pretty cool. Sadly it tastes more like a normal amber with sweet malt coming through, but still some nice coffee and nuttiness. Pleasant bitterness arrives toward the finish. Tasty.

Pours red with a pinkish head. Smells of caramel, some nutty hints, some sugar. Tastes sweet and malty with a vegetal finish.

12oz bottle from Vintner Wine Market in Manhattan. dark amber pour with a smallish white head. aroma of toasted malt and caramel. buttery vanilla taste with sweet spicy and syrupy malt backbone. not horrible, but not so great either. K-6

bottle. smell was a little toasty and sour(not a good sign)... poured a nice rich copper color with about a centimeter of off-white head. carbonation was present but subtle, not sharp or caustic. toasted maltiness prevailed with some bitterness near the middle that quickly faded. definitely caramel... reminded me of birch beer but not as sweet. medium mouthfeel, not too much and not too little. the alcohol was just right; i can feel it without tasting it. however, nothing really special. it was nice, but once (or twice) is enough.

Bottle. Pours an amber body with a finger white head. Aroma and flavor is sweet toasted malt, and caramel. This is not very good, even for an amber ale.