Numbers Ale

Brewed by Red Brick Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Atlanta, Georgia USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Dark yellow, tight white foam. Nice herbal grassy hop aroma, toast, biscuit, caramel, light fruit. Taste is light citrus, toffee, caramel, toast, grassy finish.

(Draught) Pours a clear yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of grass, manure, earth, nuts, and corn. Flavor of grass, earth, and biscuit.

Draft at Oldsmar Tap. Poured clear golden color with an average frothy white head that mostly lasted with good lacing. Moderate sour citrus and malt aroma. Medium body with a smooth texture and soft carbonation. Medium bittersweet flavor with a medium bittersweet finish of moderate duration. Good session brew.

Pours clear deep gold with thin off white head. The aroma is sort of malty, bready with maybe a touch or two of citrus hops and some tartness. The taste begins with sweet malts and a mild to modest floral to citrus hop bite. Midway a modest hop bite continues as some biscuit and bread come to the surface. It ends with a little bit of roast drying it out and small amounts of lingering hop bitterness.

Bottle… Clear golden ale with a small, creamy, white head. Great retention. Biscuit malt and peppery hops are restrained, but noteworthy, aroma-wise. Medium-bodied with prickly carbonation. Well-balanced, but a touch metallic with notations of honey and pale malts. Lightly sweet finish.

Bottle courtesy of pyuke: Poured a clear golden colour with a decent sized white head. Nice lacing left behind. Nice nose, firm hops, some grass and earth. Taste has a lil bit of metallicy taste, but not too much. I didn’t think this was a cream ale. But if it is, it’s damn good! Thanks PAul :)

Light golden color with A light banana and spice. Kind of like a light American tripel. Not bad.

Bread on the nose, malty, some cereal aromas coming in, not really any hop character. Pours golden amber with a thin white head. Very malty, easily accesible, very mild bitterness. Not bad but not a lot there either.