Samuel Adams Brown Ale

Bottle. Good brown color with thin white head. Light aroma. Nutty, roasted malt flavor. Pretty overall mild brown ale.

Bottle with an expiration date of Dec 07. Nice brown pour. No hints of red or chocolate like others...just plain old brown, with a creamy tan head. Malts are noted. So are nuts. Smooth in the mouth and mild overall. A very nice brown ale and one that I would have again.

i enjoyed this beer, but Sam Adams has better stuff out there, like the Black lager

Clear copper with a chunky beige head that laces its way down the glass. Initially bready aroma, more caramel as it warms, but really quite muted. Straightforward caramel palate, slightly metallic finish. Remarkably smooth mouthfeel though. Pretty unremarkable really.

Pours a dark brown with reddish highlights and a nice soapy tan head. Aroma is a nice sweet malt. Brown ales are full of sweet simplicity and this one follows suit. Caramel, coffee, toffee and bread can be tasted. A nice brown.

Brown with a tan head...just a hint of aroma-brown sugar....malty sweetness on the palate, nice texture, very soft, creamy even.....nice lacing, very drippy...nice nice....just nice

pours a caramel brown with a nice two finger fluffy off white head. aroma is toasted caramel malt with a little citrus hos mixed in. has a light to medium body with good lacing and carbonation. flavor is the same as aroma with a little biscuit. has a little spiciness on the tongue, but is a bit thin. not bad.

Nice brown color with quickly fading head. Nutty, sugary malts appear on the nose, well balanced by mocha, dusty hop aromas. The body is a little thin but a nutty, caramel malty taste leads to a finish which is characterized by a quiet, almost fruity spicy finish. There are earthy elements, muted spice and licorice notes too. Not bad.