Marshall McNellies Pub Ale

Brewed by Marshall Brewing Company
Style: Bitter
Tulsa, Oklahoma USA

Serve in English pint

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Bottle. As bad a looking beer in the glass as you can almost have. Murky orange with a small head. Every other taste is different than the previous. Bad, ok, horrible, drinkable.

Clear amber with a small white head no lacing or retention... creamy malty aroma lightly nutty.. malt forward some light grassy hops, biscuity, bready... lively medium to medium thin body lightly dry finish... easy drinking nice beer a little thin...

Aromas of a slight, fruity complexity. The perfect color of deep amber almost a red ale. Tastes, roasty and nutty, nice hop bitterness on the finish, over all great style, well done.

Aroma is full of malts. Appearance is a murky copper with a thin white head that disappears quickly. Moderate carbonation. A very nice, drinkable, well balanced beer. There’s nothing particularly special about this ale to me but it’s simply a solid beer. It has some bitterness up front & finishes clean and smooth. I could certainly kick back and have a few of these in a sitting. Nice job!

Pours a clear amber/ruby colow with a medium tan head. Aroma is malty...lightly fruity and wheaty. Flavor is nicely balanced with earthy, spicy hop notes and wheaty, bready, and lightly fruity malts. Mouthfeel is light and the finish is dry and lingers with earthy notes.

Pours brownish amber with a small off white head. Aroma is caramel and biscuity malt. Flavor is sweet and malty, toasted malt, light toffee, and a hint of bitterness.

Pours a hazy dark copper color with a two finger, frothy beige head that slowly fades into a thick, lasting ring. Streaks of soapy lacing left behind. Subtle floral hop aroma with an earthy/ herbal character along with some faint spice and dark malt. Hints of pine an grass along with some carmael, cocoa and toffee. Medium bodied with a decent balance of dry, earthy hops and slightly roasted malt notes. Piny and herbal bitterness but not too dry countered by a sweet malt backbone with hints of caramel, toffee and biscuit. Crisp, slightly bitter finish. Pretty quaffable but not something that I would want to have more than one glass of in a sitting.

Hazy amber of color with a beige head. An aroma of hops, apples and citrus. A flavor of appels and high carbonated.

bottle, muddy almond color with few strands of foam, aroma is malty honey and caramel, flavor of light leather, caramel, dusty with a nutty finish

Bottle - Strong caramel aroma and color, OK flavor, not quite what I was expecting from a British style bitter, but not bad

Hazy copper-amber pour into thick frothy beige head that quickly dissipates into a ring of melting lacing and swirling bubbles. Aroma of malty straw and yeasty biscuit. Initial flavor of malty caramel that slowly fades into bitter hoppy spice.