Erie Brewing Railbender Ale

good color med carmel,med to light hoops,light spice but the noise is boring,under lieing tast of burn carmed all in all good beer if you like hops

Pours a clear copper color with no head. Weak aroma of hops, some malts, and a bit of caramel. Tastes better as it gets warmer-more pronounced hops flavor with some sweetness (caramel).

Light copper/clover honey color with creamy head that remains in a thin layer and leaves spot lacings. Mild carmel/honey/bready sweet malt aroma with faint peppery hops. Taste is similar and very faint. Sweet with a mild peppery finish. Alcohol well hidden. Nothing wrong here, but needs to increase flavor. Also, not really an old ale.

This was the third beer I tried at a tasting at Pat’s in Porter, IN. Kinda average red ale. Nice malty taste. Red in color. Pretty. Not much to say here. Couldn’t really smell much but some maltiness. Carbonation finish.

Creamy and malty smooth, reddish brown with little carbonation and very little head. I can see this starting to get boring after two pints, ok but not great.

Straight from the bottle so I won’t comment on the appearance, except to say I recall it being light reddish brown from some time back. Tastes caramel and a creamy texture, light hops aroma... kinda ketchup-y... Weird... but unobtrusive.

Bottle. Pours clear orange, off white head. Aroma is caramel, malt, hops. Flavor is the same. This is very malty with a weak body.

light brown in color. No real head, no lace. Smells of hops. Not a lot of flavor. Light in what flavor there is. Would be nice on a hot day I suppose.