Magic Hat Roxy Rolles

12oz bottle. Clear amber pour with a medium beige head. Grainy malt aroma with a touch of hops. Malty flavor up front with a crisp and bitter hop finish.

Bottle to pint. Rather impressed by this unassuming amber seasonal, which is a bit of a misnomer here. Not a huge fan of most of MH’s offerings but this is certainly worth trying. Moderate head, thick, slow recoiling lacing. Definitely full of hops on the front with decent finish.

On tap at Union Jacks. Long, soapy head with much lacing. Brown-amber. Aroma: Sweet malts, caramel. Flavor: Fruits, maple, earthy hops.

Bottle as shown. Pours a very dark amber with a medum frothy light tan head that lasts awhile leaving good sticky lacing along the glass. The aroma is grapefruit, spice and grain. Thin mouthfeel with a spicy malt grain with light hops with a dry finish. A good amber ale from Magic Hat.

Brewed in the USA... Cape Horn Oktoberfest. Pours a orange / amber color with a thin white head and some nice carbonation. Aroma of spices, caramel and malts. Taste is kind of spicy with some citrus, malts and mild hops. Mouthfeel medium in body, dry, but very drinkable. Not bad and the bottle is kind of cool :)

12 oz bottle served in shaker- poured a transparent brownish light maroon color, low carbonation, very thin and spot off white head- minimal lacing. Aroma of grapefruit, maple, and caramel. Hits the mouth with a medium body, the malt is there but is quickly extinguished by hops, middle is weak, finish is lingering, but dry. An odd one, not doing backflips about it.

Bottle from bu11zeye. Faint must. Taste is spicy, citrus, and a little hops. After lingers, but not really in a good way.

12 oz bottle from Archer Liquors. I like the lable. Nice clear amber color but it smells like an APA. Body is medium, maybe a little light, with fairly heavy carbonation. Finish is dry. Overall a easy drinking amber with not alot of wow behind it.