Rogue Dead Guy Ale

22 oz bottle. Pours a burnt orange with thin white head. Great sweet, nutty flavor with a dry hop finish. Nicely balanced. Really liked this.

Hoppy aroma of toffeish-malts, orange, lemon. Malty, orange-fruity flavor finishes quite bitter.

Halloween Growler: Murky amber in color w/ a small, soapy off-white head that leaves a nice little curtain of lacing behind. Aroma is of sweet caramel w/ a hint of piney hops. Sweet malty flavor, mostly caramel w/ a slight hop bitterness that sneaks up on you. Syrupy sweet coating/aftertase lingers on & on. Not bad, but drinking more than one will be a chore for me...very sweet.

pours a hazy amber color with nice tan head. malty air in the aroma. there was a touch a sweetness in the taste that was off-putting to me. not a bad beer, but i am not sure what the brewer was trying to accomplish.

I have had this beer many times before but have never rated it. It’s usually my standby when encountering a limited selection. There is a refreshing, fruity quality to this brew, with a moderately dry, hoppy finish. This would be a great summertime beer if you were in the mood for an IPA alternate. I can smell the grilled chicken with the lime, chili pepper rub now. Viva el hombre de la muerte.

very hoppy - cloudy - some citrusy flavors that linger on the tongue... had it at a bar in new brunswick

Slighty hazy golden color. Off white head that mosty diminishes. Not much of an aroma present. Thin mouth feel with a taste of alcohol in the finish. Just didn’t do it for me.

Imbided a 22oz from Total wine last evening. Had it before and while it is a decent bock Rogue’s done better. Colored like a dark lager, with a respectable albeit a bit thin head. Outstanding marketing on this product though, the label and title really catch the eye.