Long Trail Tram Ale

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

Serve in English pint, Shaker

12oz bottle-pours copper with a thin offwhite head. Aroma is roasty medium malt-caramel/nutty/peat. Taste is roasty medium malt-caramel/nutty/peat, some earthy hops.

Bottle shared by jcwattsrugger, thanks John. Poured an orange/red body with a small foamy of white head. Aroma of bad chocolate, veggies, hint of glue and wet bread. Flavor is earthy, dirty, chocolate, bad oranges. The body is thinner and watery with soft carbonation. Blah.

Bottle. Pours copper with a short beigh head. Aroma of faint caramel and light citrus. Flavor was sweet and malty with caramel, mild hops and had a touch of nuts

Pours a three finger off-white head that fades quickly leaving a good lace. Nice crystal clear red-amber color. Light carbonation and light bodied. Fruity nose. Flavor is lacking - watery sweet without much backbone. Some hops at finish. Contract brewed for Jay Peak Resort by Long Trail. $1.50 for a 12oz bottle from Beverage Warehouse Winooski, VT.

Pours red with a thin tan head. Smells of citrus, chewable vitamins, earthy. Tastes the same. A decent beer after skiing all day.

Clear amber color with a beige head. Aroma of sweet caramel malts. Flavor also of sweet caramel malts.

(Bottle, as "Jay Peak Tram Ale"). Malty aroma. Dark amber body, very small off-white head. Flavor is slightly sweet and very mild. Malty finish.

Bottle brought back by a traveling neighbor (as "Jay Peak Tram Ale"). This brew is a clear dark amber color with a thin and foamy beige head that dissipates slowly. Small patches of lacing. Aroma of sweet toffee and malt. Light, clean body with sweet grainy malt, caramel and fruit flavors. Very little hops are detected. The finish is sweet with caramel malt lingering in the aftertaste. Pretty average overall.