Old Credit Amber

Brewed by Old Credit Brewing
Style: Amber Ale
Mississauga, Canada

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Not alot to this but nothing bad. Looked like no head was gonna come so I poured the last little bit agressive and got a lovely creamy bubly 2 finger head that smelt lite creamyness. The beer has some water taste,some hops in the middle or back lightly,and is a soft creamy maltyness. Just not ALOT of flavour and everything lightly and each sip is the same so its allright but not gross. cheers

Originally rated August 2007. Purchased on my last trip to Toronto. Pours a clean dark amber colour with a foamy beige head that leaves decent lacing, and a nice coat on the brew. Very well carbonated. The nose is pretty hoppy with small malt undertones. Watery mouthfeel with a little stickiness to it. The taste is not as pronounced as I would of expected, but the hop is clearly present with a some malt that is refreshing like apples and caramel. Very light though. An average amber ale, laking a bit of punch for a micro.

Pours a nice clear amber colour. Aroma is sweet. Flavour was quite sweet and smooth, with some honey and metallic taste. Overall not bad, but a bt light on flavour.

Clear amber with an off-white head. Aroma is rather sweet, malty and light hoppy - fruit. Flavor is rather sweet and light bitter. Light bodied. Light bitter finish. 160610

Bomber bottle. Same label. Pours hazy brown amber colour with small head. Sour taste. Not sure if it was supposed to taste this way. First sip was good.

light aroma of amber malts, pours some think head, taste of cane sugar or something along those lines, it is a very sweet beer. I would have again

680 ml bottle from the brewery. Pours amber, almost copper in colour, small head. Aroma and flavour are slightly sweet malt. Not bad, but not memorable.

On tap. Appearance: brown with a thick snow White head. Aroma: grassy rubber, burnt malt, lemon. Flavour: rubber, bran, wet cardboard, sour milk, lots of grass, quite carbonated with a long bitter finish.