Power Plant Southbound Nut Brown

Poured a coppery brown color with a very thin white head. The aroma was lightly roasted malt and some sugary sweetness. Some grainy corn aroma snuck in too. The flavor was decent. Light sweetness over roasted malt. Watery mouthfeel but finished clean. Typical microbrew brown ale.

I found this beer to be quite passable. Not too sweet (cant stand sugary browns), and nice nutty flavor. Inoffensive.

On tap at the brewpub. Aroma is light roast. Taste is pretty straight forward brown ale. Nothing to really love or hate about this one.

tap at augusta bottoms beerfest alongside vyvvy. pours dark copper with a small soapy white head. nose of buttered nutbread-diacytl. flavors are buttery, nutty and somewhat husky. body is light with light carbonation. really not a good take on this style. i will pass.

Sampled at Augusta Bottoms Beer Festival 2006. Pours brown with a small light tan head. The aroma has lots of butterscotch and light roasted malt. The body is light and the carbonation is as well. The taste is toasted and buttery. The finish is spicy and sour. Not a good version of the style or up to the others of the brewery that were sampled at the fest.

On tap. Maroon color. Nutty, caramel aroma. Taste is malty, nutty, and caramelly. Tasty, malt dominated beer.

This poured a ligh brown and copper color with a light khaki colored head. The aroma was nasty. It had spoiled werid rotting pecans. There was also mold and faint tea. The taste was old coffee with musty sweat and apple core. This was pretty bad all around.

Served with a light ring of foam. Clear chestnut color. Fruity, nutty, toast, and caramel aromas. Aromas carry over to to the flavor, nutty and toasty. Little if any hop character. Medium body and finishes sweet. One of there best offerings.