Long Trail Ale

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

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

Amber color. Amber flavor. Why amber beers, why? You are not my favorite. Nutty, malty, no.

Ok brew, you can drink a ton of them, nothing too special here, move along.

On draft. A copperish color with a light head. Malty with carmel tones. Drinkable and refreshing.

Impressed by this ale. It had alot of fresh and clean flavor with a hit of hops. Very easy drinking with medium body. I like it.

Copper color with no head. Aroma of caramel malt and cereal. Some fruit, caramel, and grain in the flavor. Decent beer overall.

Bright bronze body, mildly carbonated, short, cream-colored head. Aroma of malted milk-balls: dry pale malt with hints of caramel and cocoa. Mild flavor matches the aroma, focused on malts with a lightly soured grassiness to finish. A nice session ale. ~~~~~~~~ Variety 12 pk./12 oz. btls., random bottleshop, Paoli, PA

Long Trail Ale is just a really good beer any time, anywhere. A little too sweet for a hot summer day but otherwise always good.

Bottle from Half Time. Pours amber with a slight near-creamy beige head. Warmish caramel aroma. Perhaps a touch of noble hop. It is caramel/bready and has a certain bitterness. Maybe the hop is a bit citrus. Fairly tasty, and a certain amount of bitterness builds over time. I’m guessing it’s a good explication of the style.