aubreya (653), Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA May 1, 2008 The color was brownish/yellow. The head was creamy, thin, and off-white. The aroma was somewhat hoppy and light spice. The flavor was burnt, corn, and light hops. The palate was lightly carbonated. The finish was slightly hoppy.
durhambeer (326), Durham, North Carolina, USA Jul 22, 2008 Bottle from Sam’s. Given the name, I was surprised to see the copper/amber pour coming out of the bottle. Pleasantly surprised, I might add. Malty nose. A bit of floral hops. Sweet notes of caramel and toffee. Toasty. Similar on the palate. Quite drinkable. Another solid offering from this brewery. CelticBrew (426), The Crystal Coast, North Carolina, USA Jul 19, 2008 Pours medium dark coppery, forming small whitish foamy head. Aroma of malts, hops. Flavour is of creamy, yet malty beer, laced with some coriander and other spices. Surprisingly, do have a small impression here, giving this a rather unique tasting beer. Smooth, yet complex. Would like to try the on tap version. timsilvia32 (116), born in Michigan, North Carolina, USA Jul 11, 2008 Poured light amber, white head. Has some "stick" to it. Has some Christmas ale spiciness to it, pretty malty, very good for a spring lager. In fact better than most I’ve had. It’s NOT a light beer, though it appears like one. HBC if definetely the best large craft brewery in NC. jrmac (116), USA Jul 9, 2008 damn good lager. Very refreshing to drink. Well balanced with a nice creamy texture. High recomendation. keepersj12 (384), Sicklerville, New Jersey, USA Jul 9, 2008 A nice solid lager. Well balanced and tasty. Finishes well a hop dryness that is very nice.
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