Magic Hat Roxy Rolles

At Three Cellars Magic Hat tasting. Amber with a medium white head. Aroma of pine, woodsy hops (simcoe) and some sweet malt. Taste of citrus, pine, caramel. Smooth body leads to a dry mildly bitter finish.

A heavy set brew with a nice hearty amount of bitterness. Quite hoppy with a tangy aftertaste. This is the first brew I’ve had from this company, looking forward to see what else this has to offer

color is a brownish red, with a small head on it. leaves a nice lacing, the aroma is of hops and fruit. the flavor is sweet with with a hoppy bitter finish. This is one of the better ones from magic hat.

Expiry date of Feb 2009 I’m generally not a fan of Magic Hat -- too sweet and bland. This is something else altogether. Smooth notes of carmel and maybe a hint of some candied fruit. Beautiful mouthfeel -- really doesn’t overpower as it fades to a nice hoppy finish. Well done Magic Hat.

12 oz bottle into pint glass. Great amber clear pour with big long lasting light tan head. Great aroma of floral and piney hops and doughy malt to balance it out. Flavor is the same, lots of character, good balance, highly drinkable. Medium bodied, medium carbonation.

This one as I remember was very cutrusy, grape-fruity. Too much for me. I do like the hops, don’t get me wrong, but there was something about this one I couldn’t do.

Tap. Pours a deep amber with a lingering off-white head. Aroma is pine hops with citrus and malt detectable as well. Flavor is heavy pine hops up front, with citrus and malt sweetness more on the end. I also detected a slight bit of spice, but not an overwhelming amount. I really enjoyed this one.

Amber pour with a nice lasting brownish/tan head. Aroma is very hoppy, mostly pine, with some sweet malt notes. Flavor has more hops, pine and citrus, caramel and a medium body w/ resinous mouthfeel. Finish is slightly sweet, medium bitterness and lingering spiciness. Pretty good take on an amber.