JayBaxter (386), Greater Manchester, Greater Manchester, England Dec 5, 2005 Crystal clear amber beer with an interesting sprucey aroma. Sweet jam taste with a dry finish, not the kind of beer you can drink one after the other but as a one off fine. Tmoney99 (4656), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Dec 4, 2005 Bottle. Hazy brown color with a large light brown head that diminished slowly. Good complex sweet piney aroma. Medium body with a sticky texture. Moderate sweet fruity flavor with average finish. Very interesting ale. fluids (364), USA Dec 3, 2005 Small white head. Caramel brown darkish light color.Piney malt nose. Vanilla caramel banana sweet flavor. Palate goes dry and bitter at the finish slightly. papajohn (1054), San Diego (Mira Mesa), California, USA Nov 27, 2005 12 oz. bottle from HWC: Rich orange-amber color with a small fast fading off white head. Sweet purfumy aroma with hints of evergreen. Flavor starts lightly sweet with a little bite finishing kinda dry with the spruce comming thru. Medium body, creamy texture with light carbonation. Interesting. Eyedrinkale (3209), Astoria, New York, USA Nov 15, 2005 ’03 bottle. Caramel color, small fizzy head with a dusty, sour apple aroma. Taste is interesting and awesome right away. Sweet candy coats my tongue with grapes and bitter hops. Fuck yeah! hippie4beer (162), Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Nov 10, 2005 Best beer I’ve had in the past month. Pours a great copper amber color. Great long lasting head. Very slight piney aroma. Taste is very complex, not what you expect. Tasty brew! You have to try it. elnadeau (786), Laguna Niguel, California, USA Nov 7, 2005 Hazy amber with medium off-white head, aroma is somewhat sweet earthy malt. Taste is complex, with fruit, caramel, peat, nut and wood overtones. A distinctive and interesting creation. TChrome (1298), Bedford, Texas, USA Nov 6, 2005 Beer pours a nice copper color with a totally retained, creamy off white head. Aroma is nicely malty with whiffs of spruce and pine. Flavor is sweet and very vinous. Also some wood spiciness. A very interesting and enjoyable ale.
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