Lagunitas The Hairy Eyeball Ale

On tap at The Gingerman: Rice Village location. Pours a deep brown/Red with a small tan head that took its time fading. Smells of malt with a sticky sweet ripe fruit undertone. Tastes of thick malt, caramel sweet with an overripe fruit aftertaste. okay.

deep dark brown, ruby highlights, dinky head with minor lacing. smokey chocolate and sweet malt aroma. the sweetness continues in the flavor to become almost, but not quite cloying. light-bodied, a bit bubbly and sweet in the finish.

Pours dark amber. Toasty sweet caramel malts, mild hop bitterness on top. Hides the alcohol really well. Decent beer, not entirely interesting or rememberable but good nonetheless.

Bottle pours a dark reddish brown with virtually no head. Aroma of malt, caramel, and brown sugar. Sweet flavor with some subtle fruit notes. Slight bitterness in the aftertaste.

Bottle - Dark brown color with a thin tan and quickly departing head. Candied sugar and alcohol aroma. Creamy mouthfeel and I like the carbonation level. However, I was turned off by the overwhelming alcohol flavor. Unfriendly finish that leaves you wating before the next sip.

On tap at Vintage Estates. Dark amber brown color with a really creamy off-white head and great lacing. Really strong caramel nose with a little bit of grain. Sweet caramel flavor with some peach notes and an extremely dry feel on the tongue. A really buttery creamy mouthfeel with a mild bitter finish.

purchased at 99 bottles in federal way, washington. pours a dark copper with a medium foamy yellowish head, good lacing. smell of caramel, earth, toasted nuts. taste is creamy, thick, malt, subtle fruit, caramel, some spice, ends slightly dry and a little bitter.

Poured a dark amber with a fluffy off-white head. Aroma was malty, and a little sweet. The flavor backed this up, but it was kind of bland. It was OK.