Fresh, malty, sweet aroma. Copper brown body with medium off-white head that diminishes to cover. Nicely balanced towards malt without being overly sweet. Good malty palate and creamy mouthfeel. On tap at the brewery.

Pours with a good head and earthy, nutty nose. First hit on the tongue is creamy and full-flavored, but taste trails off at the end, leaving a watery aftertaste. Color is a rich brown. Above average, but lack of aftertaste keeps it from being a top brew.

After two bad experiences with their beer, I was pleasantly surprised by this one - it's quite a tasty brown ale - aroma is nutty and malty - flavor has a good dose of malt, with grainy, bready flavors, a small amount of chocolate - a bit of hops in the finish balance it well - a well-rounded ale.

Bottle. Clear light brown color with a small white head. Aroma is malty and nutty. Taste has a slightly smokey malt flavor with some nutiness in the background. Decent brown ale. Ringwood yeast is evident.

Pretty good average brown. Pours a deep amber, reddish brown body with a thin, quick beige head. Good sweet caramel, raisins aroma. Slight hoppy, nutty scents. Thin, watery mouthfeel. Decent roasted malt flavor. Not a bad brown ale from a small brewery.