Erie Brewing Railbender Ale

Poured an almost clear copper color with a small off-white head. Fruity caramel malt aroma with a touch of age and light citrus hops. Toffee flavor with some nutty taste to it. Light fruit. Light-medium body with a lively mouthfeel.

Pours decent gold with not much head. Smells nutty and malty, stale. Tastes better than it smells an is surprisingly watery for it’s abv. Not bad, but I’ve no reason to try this one again.

On tap at Oldsmar.Poured an amber color with a small white head.Hints of caramel with a watery mouthfeel.

Had on tap at Oldsmar. Clear light amber pour. sweet flavor of roasted nuts, very light tasting, slight taste of vanilla...Decent.

Pours a nice gold amberish color. I had on tap and in a bottle. Tasted much better on tap. Very weak in the bottle.

Nice rich medium amber color. Roasted nut aromas. Malty, chocolate, caramel flavors run very strong in this beer. Overall good beer.

Bottle thanks to Cletus. Pours a deep mahogany color with a medium white head. The aroma is full of caramel malts, some fruity and yeast notes also. The flavor is dry, lots of yeast, fruity and toasted flavors, sort of musty. Not bad at all. A sort of odd dusty/musty finish. Otherwise nice.

Chestnut color, moderate foamy head. Butterscotch, biscuity malts, mildly grainy nose. Sweetish at first but overall pretty balanced with cookiesh malts, a touch of herbal or grassy hop, a hint of anise?, balanced finish. Malts have a touch of twang in the aftertaste. Palate a little thin, but part of it is the low carbonation giving this a fairly light English ale palate. On the whole its really very boring.