Rogue Dead Guy Ale

Golden honey color wearing a nice white cap. Hop then more malt hits my nose. Nice even palate. Flavors are arranged evenly. A well made brew. Nothing overdone, nothing missing. Like a special bitter. The younger, deader brother to Brutal bitter. Probably a better session beer.

great session beer - good flavor, aroma - excellent mix of malt flavor with hops.

Super easy to drink the flavor is not the most memorable but its enjoyable with a nice balance. Its not the greatest beer in the world but i might pick it up again. Perhaps the style is a touch bland for my tastes

12oz. Pours clear amber with a white head that leaves quickly. Nose is a bit subdued, but shows some dried cherries and caramel. Body shows some more caramel, a bit of honey, some earl grey tea, and of course some bitter lemon rind from the hops. Palate is very good with a certain amount of viscosity and dry finish. Some lager-like properties when the finish lingers. A good beer.

Pours slightly cloudy orange color, with a malty aroma and loose head. Taste is slightly malty, tasted a little watered down. Not my favorite, but something I would buy again. Goes great with pork chops

Poured orangish-brown from a bottle with a thin head. Malty aroma, very light taste. Not very memorable, and somewhat expensive.

Always an old reliable. This one pours nicely with a big head copper coloured body, and nice retention in the head. Best off the tap, in my opinion. It is full bodied with plenty of retention, and a wonderful creamy mouthfeel.

Hazy amber with medium off white head. Sweet aroma with notes of caramel, ripe fruits and malt. Flavor likewise with a light bitter end.