Grand Teton Teton Ale

Brewed by Grand Teton Brewing Co.
Style: Amber Ale
Victor, Idaho USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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The body was light brown with a light khaki colored head. The aroma was dry dirt with some pineapple and hay. There was also a note of toffee. The taste was tea with toffee and hints of mango. The finish was dry and this had a very nice mouthfeel.

Bottle from Secret Santa. Nice dark amber borwn, small tan head. Lightly nutty with a dark malt aroma. Similar flavour, some grainy malt and a dry light bitterness. Very malty flavour, toast malt begins to dominate as it warms up. Average palate. Decent but does not leave me wanting more. Quite similar to the Fish Tale Organic Amber I had previously actually, but not quite as coherent.

Small tan head with good retention and alot of stringy coating laceing. Clear amber colored brew, pleasent to the eye. Nose is lightly sweet caramel malts, somewhat grainy with a hint od diacetyl. Body is almost medium. Mildly sweet maltyness, nutty with some chocolate notes hidden in there. Hops? Finish is lightly sweet and a bit fruity. Thanks to Indiana_Red for the trade!

Dark copper color with a nice sized tan head. Aroma is a subtle maltiness with some hops. Taste is also matly with a nice hop kick, caramel, and roastiness. Definitely not too sweet, very nice balance of flavors in an amber ale.

bottle 12 oz. Dark amber/brown with diminishing head & some lace. Aroma was med roast malt & mild hops. Flavor was rather dark roast slightly English tasting malt with mild hops. This amber was pushing the porter category with it’s tasty roasted semi-sweet malt. There was a nice noticable bitterness on the finish. I generally think ambers are a bore but this was in the definately drink again category. Just into med bodied. Nice clean flavor.

another easy drinker from Grand Teton. looks like and even tastes somewhat like a marzan. a fiery, rusty orange in color with a tan head. flavor is slightly sweet but still has that roasty, toasty character of the Oktoberfest style, but with some dry hop bitterness on the tail end. thanks to Saarlander for the bottle.

Bottled. Pours a medium ruby color with minimal head. Sweet roasted malt aroma with a touch of hoppiness. Flavor is a little sweet up front. Roasted malty flavors with hint of spice and bitterness. Finish is a touch watery. Pretty good amber though.

I liked this amber ale. Nice medium amber pour, nose of slight oak and nut. Off-white head.......good brew.

Not overally sweet, that’s the main like of this brew, even abit of hops in this one. Not a great beer, but a good one, considering I don’t care too much for amber ales. Overall, a solid nice drinking brew!

Bottle. Pours a clear, somewhat darker amber, with a medium off-white head. Aromas of caramel along with some fruit and hops. Very pleasant malt flavor combined well with some hop bitterness. Above average.