Quetzalcoatl (153), Baltimore, Maryland, USA Jul 26, 2004 Aroma smells like a Hickory Farms store. The flavor isn’t quite as smoky/meaty, but its still there for sure. Although not my favorite style, it is still pretty good. Gotta try this with some grilled cheddarwurst. barenada (211), Georgetown, Indiana, USA Jul 26, 2004 Updated: Sep 30, 2004(draft) It was a good beer, not nearly as smoky as I’d been hoping, but the smoke flavor and aroma was still pretty apparent. It had a less wide-ranging and complex flavor than the Cone Smoker I get when I’m back home.
Sham (1846), Seattle, Washington, USA Jul 20, 2004 Amber pour with a creamy head and webbed lacing. Smoky aromas with roasted malts and light hops. Flavors of smoked salmon, bitter hops and caramel. Smoke of course in the palate with a bitter finish.
heemer77 (4294), Savannah, Missouri, USA Jul 20, 2004 Poured a dark amber with a light yellow head. The head goes away once this warms. The aroma is mellow. like other smoked beers I have had, I am reminded of smoked salmon. The taste is a little salty and fishy. The smoke is definitely light. This also has a little bit of bubblegum. The mouthfeel is medium, but it sticks to your teeth. JohnC (2227), Mission Viejo, California, USA Jul 17, 2004 Very nice smokey aroma; clear reddish amber body; however, the flavor was a bit light in the smoke department. You almost lose the fact that it’s a smoked beer obisbeer (558), Barcelona, Spain Jul 15, 2004 Light golden orange, with thick off white head. Wet smoke nose, reminescent of camping, with spiced vanilla and orange aromas. Smokey, Dry, and some bitter hops on the finish, nice light prickle on the tongue. Very enjoyable. FlacoAlto (2473), Tucson, Arizona, USA Jul 9, 2004 Pours a clear amber-copper color, and is topped by a thick tan head. I get an immediate aroma of smoked malt, with perhaps a hint of maltiness lying underneath. The taste is smooth, lightly sweet, with a nice meaty middle. The smoke is first detected in the finish, which is long, drying and smoky. Interestingly enough the combination of smoke and malt in some way reminds me of oranges, though I can’t quite say why. Though the beer is light as it goes down, the smoke adds a nice full richness to this beer that is quite good. This is somewhat subtle for a smoked beer, but it is a great level of smokiness for this particular beer, it is very well balanced. beerinmarch (2781), Alabama, USA Jul 8, 2004 Pours a darker amber color with a nice off-white head. Aroma is malty and smoked. Taste starts sweet then the amazingly strong smoke flavor jumps at you over the smoothness of this brew, ok, but very strong smokey’ness.
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