 MullMan (1080), Bloomfield, New Jersey, USA
Nov 1, 2005 ruddy copper color, thick creamy light tan head. malty sweet syrupy aroma, flavor is malty and a little bourbon. nice carbonation, hoppy in the finish. thanks Lou for bringing this to the devil’s night seance!
jimmack (1221), Nutley, New Jersey, USA
Nov 1, 2005 Devil’s Night At Mullman’s. Bottle shared by Lou18. Clear copper color with a small beige head. Nice citrus hop aroma with some sweet malt and caramel. Flavor was drier than I expected. Starts off mildly sweet and malty before the hop bitterness takes over. Very good.
ThomasE (5179), Copenhagen, Denmark
Oct 31, 2005 Faintly hazy amber colour with a beige head. malty dark fruit sweet aroma with a wellbalanced alcohol note. Sweet fruity flavor with hints of some hops and again a very well balanced alcohol note. Thick oily palate. Thanx Mads for sharing this special beer.
kumite56 (461), Cordova, Tennessee, USA
Oct 27, 2005 This beer poors a dark red to amber color and with a clear body. Head is frothy off white and has moderate lacing. ARoma is nice with lots of perfumy hopps present. Flavor is sl sweet, significantly bitter in the finish, crisp and nice. Palate is medi8um bodied.
LtJudge (431), Muskego, Wisconsin, USA
Oct 26, 2005 Pours a med amber color,with a very nice malty aroma.Very nice balance of big malt and hop.with a good finish!Very good brew!
JMerritt (1313), Macomb, Illinois, USA
Oct 24, 2005 Bottled, purchased at Lundeen’s in Sycamore, IL. Red-orange (with flecks of pinkish-purple at a distance) with a medium-sized fizzy off-white head. Lots of caramel and toffee in the aroma, some plums/raisins, slight alcohol with perhaps a hint of cinnamon and some ginger "zing". Moderately bitter flavor, some pine, balsa wood, lightly roasted malt, caramel, and wheat hulls. Dry, lightly bitter finish with some residual sour graininess. Nicely carbonated with a moderately full mouthfeel.
bethmatt0421 (317), Covington, Kentucky, USA
Oct 22, 2005 Updated: Sep 16, 2006Got this at Noonan’s in Hamilton, OH. Definitely one of the best of the Great Lakes brews. Aroma is biscuity malts, and a hint of wheat. Hoppy and bitter just the way I like it. Also biscuits in the flavor. Speaks of Halloween. slightly fruity but just ..slightly. anyway. A must have for any Great Lakes fan.
muzzlehatch (4427), Burlington, Vermont, USA
Oct 16, 2005 12 oz bottle from Bello Vino in Ann Arbor, MI. Clear dark copper-bronze, moderate glossy off-white head, lasting...lots of woody/herbal character in the nose, caramel and vanilla...luscious fruits hit the tongue, strawberries and citrus, in the center it verges on I-swear-to-God my favorite pie raisin cream and then it descends into a rough earthy bitterness, dried grapefruit with the sugar removed...beautiful mouthfeel...nice, very very nice.
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