 TheBeerOrg (1371), Kentucky, USA
Apr 9, 2008
Pours reddish brown with a mostly receding wispy tan head. Aroma of toasted bread, brown malt, toffee. Taste of bready malt, toasted malt, raisins, toffee.Medium to full bodied with lush carbonation. Nice and malty brown ale.
JamesMulvenon (16), USA
Jul 7, 2008 This is an excellent nut brown ale. It starts with a very inviting aroma of caramel and chocolate, matching a thick mocha head and deep brown color. The flavor is a perfect medium-bodied brown ale - not too chocolate like Dogfish Head Indian Brown but not stringy and thin like Backdraft Brown. The finish is dry and nutty. A great session beer!
mpersinger (15), , California, USA
Jun 28, 2008 12 oz. bottle in pint glass:Copper, hazy pour.
Aroma is malty with hint of spruce.
Medium-bodied ale tastes highly-carbonated. Flavors of spruce and horehound candy, with robust malty sweet lasting finish.
Wulfstan (433), California, USA
Jun 27, 2008 This is a dryish but well-balanced, smooth, tasty, nutty brown ale that lacks some weaknesses that I commonly find (one-dimensional character, off-balanced burnt-bitter element, blandness). Igt is deep red-brown with a big tan head that slowly shrinks and leaves a little weak lace. The aroma is dark tasty bread, nuts, hints of chocolate, coffee, and fruit/raisins. It’s goo d and not too sharp burnt, etc. The taste is nicely toasty and nutty without being burnt or sharp. It has a fruity quality as well and is very smoth with great balance. It has a lightly dry, toasty finish and is quite drinkable.
gpekar (117), USA
Jun 23, 2008 Poured a fairly clear dark copper amber, like a strong iced tea. A 1 inch tan creamy head that disappeared quickly. There is a mild nutty aroma and a subtle sweetness in the scent. A crisp clean taste, nice carbonation. Initially more flavor of hops than a nut flavor, but the nut flavor developes the longer you drink. It has a bit of the English dry ale finish. The beer in general is mild as to aroma and flavor. After having several other Green Flash beers I was looking for more flavor out of this, but still good.
Dogbrick (2166), Columbus, Ohio, USA
Jun 2, 2008 Sample at Alan’s HSC initation. Bottle from Howard’s Market in Tehachapi, CA. Pours a brownish-amber color with a thin light tan head that diminishes steadily. Stringy lacing on the glass. Toasted malt and nut aroma with a bit of hops. Medium, smooth body with flavors of nuts and caramel malt, plus a touch of hops and chocolate. The finish is nutty with a mild hops and semi-sweet chocolate aftertaste. Pretty good overall.
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