Light floral aroma with hints of carmel and burned sugars. Light ruby brown with toasted tan head. Suprisingly good flavor. Carmel, light coffee, hints of toffee with just a touch of herbal spice. Nice mouth feel. Overall drinkable, would pair well with foods.

This bottle poured the expected orange-amber color with a sweet, pleasant aroma, but very little head. Straight from the fridge, I found the first sip a little bland and even harsh, but after letting it sit for fifteen minutes, I was pleased with the sweet, malty taste. Drank smooth and finished clean. In all, a solid, satisfying amber.

Aroma is malty and inviting, with just a touch of sweetness and a hint of fresh bread. Color is clear, orangy-brown-amber; head is fairly thick and persistent, and a nice pale tan. Flavor is crisp and smooth, malty and satisfying, only a teensy bit bitter - not complex, but rather tasty. Texture is smooth and lively.

Malt aroma with black and chocolate malts? Pours brown. Tastes mainly nutty. A decent amber.

Flat, watery, sour weak hops, faint raisins, blah. I’ve had worse. Nice pour, decent aroma, there are many better ambers out there.