Long Trail Ale

Brewed by Long Trail Brewery
Style: Altbier
Bridgewater Corners, Vermont USA

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

Northfield, MA. Amber body with medium head. Malty nose. Taste of caramel, some hops too. Sweetish. Nice clean finish.

A good ol’ reliable. Clean mild hop flavor with a little bit on the sweet side. This beer is a little on the watery side, but just barely.

Bottle that I finally opened from my trip to Vermont last year. Amber pour with a a white head. Aroma is all malt and notmuch else. Mostly caramel . Flavor has a touch more hops than you might expect from the nose and a good amount of caramel malt as well. Ok beer.

Pours a three finger white head that fades slowly and leaves a good lace. Nice crystal clear amber color. Malty nose. Light-medium carbonation and medium bodied. Flavor has some malty sweetness but there is a hop bite. 12oz bottle part of 12-pak $10.99 Market Basket Concord, NH.

Went to a wedding in Vermont and this was everywhere. It was this or generic BMC crap, so I drank lots of this. Bottle poured orangish amber with a small off-white head. Caramel malt on the aroma along with light fruitiness. Flavor was malty and slightly fruity with some mild floral hops. Average palate for the style. Light-to-medium body. Drinkable.

12oz bottle. Beer pours a clear amber-orange color with a thin and foamy light beige head. Thin sheets of lacing. Light roasted malt and fruit aroma. Light, smooth body with sweet caramel and malt flavors and just a touch of bitterness. The finish is sweet and the malty flavor does not linger long.

Bottle. Earthy malt aroma. Clear orange amber body, small creamy off-white head. Flavor is mild caramel malt. Very drinkable, but not a standout.

Bottle: Poured an amber color with not a ton of head. The aroma was sweet malts. The flavor was sweet, fruity, mild hops and flowers present. Overall, an easy drinking tasty brew.