Left Hand Sawtooth Ale

Copper amber pour into small frothy head that fades into soflty carbonated bubbles rising into light pool at the top of the glass. Aroma of sweet malts and slight citrusy hoppiness. Initial flavor of caramel malt and sweet citrus. Slight hoppy short lasting finish.

Bottle. Malty aroma. Amber body, small head. Flavor a satisfying blend of semi-sweet malt, caramel, and a hint of citrus. Touch of bitterness in the finish.

nose that is biscuity and slightly hoppy. Copper appearance with a thin, wispy head. Flavor of bread and hop citrus with a dry, well carbonated palate. ESB? Me thinks not. More of an American Amber Ale.

Amber/Brown pour with a smallish head that quickly fades, very limited lacing... Slightly sweet, subtle earthy hops...I agree that the malts are a bit too sweet, but by and by a good example...

Brownish orange pour with a nice lasting head and some good lacing. The aroma is pretty sweet and malty, some caramel, toast, chocolate perhaps. Hops are somewhat earthy and sweet - I guess that would be grassy. THe flavor is sweet and malty with a grassy pepper hop finish. I thought the malt profile was too sweet, the finish was decent and bitter though. Eh whatever.

Dark caramel orange brown with a finger of creamy off white head that sits nicely for a while. Big caramel malt, sweet and sticky on the nose. Taste is more an amber than ESB with mostly caramel malt and a light herbal bitterness.

hazy copper pour with a mile white head that quickly disapeared. Aroma of Carmel and chocolate maybe some florals - very malty aroma - taste was grassy and bitter - not a bad flavor - very drinkable - not my favorite style but good nontheless.

Bright, copper pour with a nice fluffy head in a tall hefeweizen glass. Great citrus flavor balanced by a bit of spice and bite. Nothing earth-shattering, but a tasty beer nonetheless.