Kuhnhenn Anneliese Amber

Brewed by Kuhnhenn Brewing
Style: Amber Ale
Warren, Michigan USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Sample draft of the brewery. Pours a mostly clear light amber color with nearly no head. Light aroma of caramel, citrus, and red fruit. Taste is light and fruity, lots of citrus. Malt does not come through much. Very thin mouthfeel. Not a big fan of this. Seems likes its brewed more for the non-beer drinkers by keeping it light and thin.

Sample at the brewpub. The beer is a clear amber color with a medium white head that diminishes steadily. Short strings of lacing on the glass. Aroma of malt and citrusy hops. Light body with a caramel malt character spiked with some grapefruity hops. The finish is malty with a slightly hoppy aftertaste. Decent overall.

on tap at kuhnhenn. pours clear amber with minimal head. aroma of citrus some earthy hop. taste is orange and apple with faint hop.

Draft at RnH with Linh and Streets for the Kuhnhenn Total Tap Takeover Event. Pours a hazy red body with thin white lacing. Aroma is nice fresh hops. Mouthfeel is refreshing with notes of citrus and pine hops and very light sweet caramel malt flavor.

thanks to Alex for this growler... pours a bright amber, ok retention... the taste is off, weird rye mixed with peanut butter... taste is equally off, chemical peanut butter... pass

Growler. Thanks to alex... Pours a darker medium copper pour, semi-transparent, with a thin soapy white head... Corn and grain upfront in the nose with smething off n the backend... Flavors are somewhat of the same mildly sweet with grains, mostly average. Medium bodied with adequate carbonation.

On tap in a standard pint glass. A rather standard Amber Ale in every sense. The sweetness tasted like caramels. Some light citrus type hops. A light to medium body with some carbonation. Would be a great substitution to the standard big brother football beer.

A nice starter for the day, reddish tinge to the body, with lace left. A good mouthfeel. This batch at 5.8%

Nice amber pour some beige head. nose is hoppy flavor is more dominated by the hops... a little burnt almost..not bad

Tap at Hop Devil Grill. Cloudy amber golden pour. The nose is kind of odd. A bit of sweet adjuncty character and a touch of light fruitiness as well. There is also a fairly pronounced aroma of DMS in there. As it warms up it amplifies kind of turning this into a mess – buhhhh.