Eagle Rock Solidarity

Brewed by Eagle Rock Brewery
Style: Mild Ale
Los Angeles, California USA

Serve in English pint

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Enjoyed on tap at brewery with friend. Medium brown pour with nice head Smells of hops roasted malts. Tastes is nicely balanced with the hops taking charge. Good solid brew. Support your local brewery

(Draught) Pours a cloudy dark brown body with a medium cream head. Aroma of chocolate, caramel, toasted grain, toffee, and graham cracker. Flavor of light roasted malt, toasted grain, chocolate, nuts, earth, and raisins.

Tap at GABF 2010. Pours a deep woody brown with a thin lasting off beige head. Aroma is nutty, toasty, light chocolate- light hot cocoa powder, and cacoa nibs, light spice, phenol and medium fruity ester. Flavor is also nutty and toasty, with a bit more earth and leather to the chocolate character. a bit thin and weak, but it is a mild, so kinda expected. Pretty good.

Nitro at Tony’s Darts Away. Pours dark ruby red with a creamy white head that lasted all the way down. Aroma is nutty, roasted grain and pumpernickel bread. Flavor is somewhere between an English mild and a brown ale, roasted malt, bread and hazel nuts. Finish is malty and slightly bitter at the very end. This is a very nice beer! Oh and it’s about time someone had the balls to brew a nice session beer. High five Eagle Rock!

Tap. Moderate malt notes of toasted, cereal and mild coffee, light herbs for the hops, moderate earth for the yeast with hints of cola and tobacco. Head is small, soft-creamy, off-white with excellent super thick lacing and is mostly lasting. Color is dark brown, almost black. Flavor starts faintly sweet and lightly to moderately acidic, then finishes lightly acidic and faintly bitter. Palate is medium, watery and has a soft carbonation. Mild says it all, but it does have some good aspects to it and makes a good beer to finish off the night with when you’ve already had too much.

Mild indeed. Appearance is that of a dark stout, but it’s actually quite thin and light. Flavor is primarily caramel, without much hop presence. A little too thin for my tastes, but is definitely sessionable.

Appearance: Pours a midnight red with a creamy cap of foam.

Aroma: Molasses bread and some light floral notes..

Taste: Medium toast, roasty malt, hazelnut with subtle hops in the finish..

Mouthfeel: Creamy and watery..

Overall: Very enjoyable, very smooth, creamy, flavorful.

On tap; poured a dark auburn color. Aroma of water, cocoa, roasted malt and hipsters. Flavor was solid for style, but ok overall. Bland, bread, cocoa, coffee and water.

On tap at the brewery. Almost black, thin off-white head. Aroma-nutty, toasty, bit of chocolate. Taste- nutty, roasty, light bodied, easy drinkin. Not bad.

On tap. Pours light oak brown, small head. Aroma of heavy toasted grains, brown bread, mixed nuts. Flavor lands lightly on palate, suggesting similar off-sweet toasted notes, light bakers chocolate, and earthy grains. Finishes with mild bitterness. Tastes like a light English Brown Ale, which I must commend is a bold move for a young brewery!