Samuel Adams Brown Ale

A classic brown ale. Once again, Sam Adams provides an ale that is a unique twist on a classic style. A light caramel and nutty taste builds with each sip. Very well done!

For the price, who can beat it? Excellent beer. Heavy but drinkable by almost anyone at the party. Look forward to drinking this again upon my return to the States.

12oz. Pours dark chestnut with a small off-white head that quickly drops to just a film. Aroma is pretty typical Brown Ale. Malty, sweet, beery, not really much else. Taste is smooth, watery, with a touch of a vomity undertone which I noticed a lot of Browns have. I am a fan of this style compared to most people but this one isn’t really anything special.

Brown. Small tan head. Flavor and aroma of toasty malt, caramel, good-n-plenty, nuts, and dark bread. Subtle hop bitterness on the end. Medium body, balanced carbonation. Decent, sessionable brown ale.

bottle from Bevmo. Copper brown with a fizzy white head. Sweet roasted barley aroma but watery almost tasteless character.

this Deep brown ale with the dirty head was somehwat sweet with some malt. I like a sweeter Brown ale in style , but not a bad brew by any means

Finally purchased a SA mix pack that DIDN’T include the SA light. This was in there instead. Certainly an improvement. Pours a dark brown color with moderate head and lacing. Sweet sugary vanilla aroma with hints of malt. Not as sweet tasting as some other Brown Ale’s but there’s something missing here. It’s got that slightly malty, brown sugary taste to it but the mouthfeel is quite weak. A bland finish and aftertaste leaves me wanting a little more. Still, I can’t complain, it’s better than the Light and I got to try a new beer.

Pours a brown color with a thin, off-white head. Tastes of hops, caramel, and nuts. One of the better brown ales I have had.