R.J. Rockers Bald Eagle Brown

Brewed by R.J. Rockers Brewing Co.
Style: Brown Ale
Spartanburg, South Carolina USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Shaker

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Gusher... clear brown with a massive rocky off white head.. spicy, lightly malty, very lightly sweet light creamy... easy drinking... creamy, medium body... nice beer, light malt, not sweet, lightly earthy spicy hop, light toffee, mild roast... definitely metallic notes...

Slightly sweet with a roast nut overtone, Bald Eagle pours a hazy reddish brown capped with a big beige head. More of a southern English brown, hops are restrained. Not very earthy but very malty. Interesting take

12oz bottle. Pours hazy reddish brown with nice tan head, Aromas of caramel, chocolate, and some nuts. Flavors of metallic chocolate and caramel, with some dark malts. Drinkable and metallic note began to fade. Not bad for a brown.

12 oz bottle courtesy of secret santa. Thanks. Pours a murky dark brown color with a small khaki head that soon recedes to film. The aroma is weak and indistinct with barley and some minor chocolate. The flavor is sweet grains and a touch of chocolate. The palate is medium with soft carbonation. Finishes short with a slight metallic aftertaste. Overall: Middle of the road brown ale, they need to punch this up a bit.

bottle - pours a clear dark brown with no head. Aroma coffee, chocolate, malt. taste is a little sweet with a nice toasty finish. Palate is creamy with a medium-light weight. Good effort.

Brown slightly cloudy, with a modest head that did not hold. A little high in carbonation, but lots of subtile tatstes, with caramel, coffee, and alittle smoke.very well balanced for flavor.

Brown, as you might expect, with a thin white head. Smells like chocolate and some brown sugar. Taste is lightly hoppy, with some sweet brown sugar notes. Dryish finish.

Bottle from Sam’s in Durham. Pours chestnut, clear, with an impressive beige head. Nice lacing. Nose shows malts of nuts and mild chocolate. Metallic interference. Taste hits malt notes but without the metal. Light palate. Simple but lessened by the weird nose.

Pours amber with an off white head. Aroma is caramel, toasty malt, and nuts. Flavor is nutty, toasty, caramel, and light chocolate notes.

Pours a dark copper brown with one finger of crackling sandstone head. Nose is off, grainy and kind of slick with mild acetic notes and a vegetal character. Lots of toasted grain in the flavor with some herbal hop character. Medium bodied with a slightly dry finish.