22 oz bottle pours a brown color with a big tan head. Alot of smoke in the aroma. Reminds me of when you put a campfire out, the aroma you get. Slightly sweet. with a big smoke body. A bit too thin in the body. Not bad. Would be good with a roast or bbq.

Pours a cloudy hazy brown with slightly off white head. Smells of malt, and smoked wood. Tastes of malt and smoked meat. Very interesting. Not exactly thirst quenching, but still good. Would go good with red meat.

The aroma is strong with smoke, like a bbq. I had to work hard to pick up some sweet malty aromas. It was enticing, but it probably made me more hungry than thirsty. The appaearance is amber/gold, lots of bubbles from the carbonation, persistent white head. The flavor is smoky, sweet malts, caramel. Very enjoyable. The finish was smoky, like I was sitting right up on a campfire, but also had a slight bittering from the hops. Very good overall. A unique beverage.

Pours deep amber into a shaker. Off-white head with medium retention. Sweet malt and smoked ham aromas. Sweet upfront with a crisp smoke finish.

Bottle from By the Bottle in Vancouver, WA--Pours a clouded orange-amber body with a thin creamy beige head. Smoky head with a mild floral hop background. Hearty crisp, and well built. Lingering smokiness. A mild bitterness that evolves into a prickly thin, cream,y dry, robust finish.