 PWalk (332), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Sep 24, 2005
Thnaks to TomDecapolis. An interesting little amber. Caramel at the nose. Light bodied with a decent bitter kick.
smjohnst (115), , Pennsylvania, USA
Aug 1, 2008 This beer was sitting around for a LONG time at the distributor that I work at. It had a HUGE amount of head and a sweet amber taste. It left some flakes of something at the bottom of the glass. It didn’t taste skunked so I don’t think it was too old? Anyway, overall it was OK for an amber.
SpudClampDawg (917), Jasper, Indiana, USA
Jul 8, 2008 12oz bottle: Dull bronze pour with a thin, tan head. The nose is interesting with a mash of flavors that range from cinammon to fresh dough to husky grain to brown sugar. While the nose seems like a mish-mash of aromas, these notes come together better in the body. Creamy carbonation. A mildly bitter rindy character leads the charge, followed by candied malts and more cinammon. Not great, but definitely interesting.
jcr (823), Jasper, Indiana, USA
Jun 10, 2008 Bottle. Malts dominate this amber ale that leans to the sweet side. Dark amber pour below an average-size, off-white head that quickly disappears. The nose is mostly caramel with some notes of grain and overripe fruit. Just a hint of grass. The flavor is moderately sweet and lightly bitter. Wet finish with a hint of bitterness. Medium body with a watery texture and light carbonation. The tastes just don’t meld.
Haslinger (511), Syracuse, New York, USA
Jun 9, 2008 bottle from a Middle Ages mixpack. Not much aroma a little caramel. The taste is a slight malt,caramel with a hint of hops, a good slight fruit finish. Would buy again
Sammy (3028), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
May 10, 2008 Fruitiness in aroma and finish, thought it to be like a pale. Aggressive carbonation detracts. Evaporating foam on amber-orange body. Drinkable but would be better me thinks as a cask.Fresh.
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