High Noon Annies Amber Ale

Brewed by High Noon Saloon & Brewery
Style: Amber Ale
Leavenworth, Kansas USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Hops & malt nicely balanced. I always start my visit to High Noon with a pint of Annie’s before moving on to another style.

The body was medium copper colored. The aroma was chocolate, caramel and some tobacco. The taste was toffee with dank ornages. There was also some peanut character. The finish was decently toasted. A nice amber.

heavier broomastraw malt and used cigar with some scratchy light pine and light citrus hop. light sweetness with a full body. nice real amber color with light beige head. full suds, good beer.

From a can poured an amber color with a good amount of head. Light malty flavor with an almost tart lingering finish.

Thanks Robertdale. Light amber pour with a light tan head. Caramel malt and a little spiciness in the taste. OK beer. OK lacing..

Clear golden with a fizzy white head. Caramel malt and citrus aroma and taste with an earthy brassy finish.

This one poured a medium orange color with an off white head. Aroa was of caramel malt and grassy hops. Flavor was similar, moderate bitterness to keep it balanced but nothing stands out.

Can from Blue Dog. Pours turbid deep orange with big 3-finger off-white head. Nose is caramel malt, hops, mild fruit. Tastes vcery tangeriney, with dry florals and resiny hops in the flavor. Stays dry and hoppy throughout.

Thanks Dansting, Timmy and Caddylac for this delicous beer. Poured a clear amber with a pretty large white head. Instant smoke hits the nose, which was pretty suprising. Super toasty and creamy on the palate. soft semi sweet caramel undertones, but it’s hard to ignore the smokinessof this brew. Thanks guys!"

Pours a brownish/amber color. Smell is on the malty side. Taste is malts, an unusual aftertaste, can;’t quite describe it but somewhat unpleasant. Overall a mediocre beer.