Samuel Adams Brown Ale

Nice aroma and a sweet, nutty, malt flavoring. Sam Adams are usually a little smoother than this one.

comes in the variety six pack only here.pours brown with a thick head.tastes of caramel, nut, and coffee.its alright but not something i would buy a sixer of.

Beautiful brown in color. Nice tan foamy head. Worst characteristic of the ale is the after-taste. Did not meet my expectations. NEWCASTLE BROWN ALE is superior in all categories.

Deep copper. Rich head that crackles as it subsides. Sweet malt aroma with hop notes. Quaffable brown. Subtle hops. Lingering malt sweetness.

Clear brown , full tight head. Low aroma, hints at caramel and dry earthiness. Fairly staid flavours - reasonable strong malt tones, some biscuitiness, a touch drying and slightly tarty finish. Nothing to get excited about

Re-Rated from a bottle, in a shaker, on 8/19/07: This is much better than I remembered. A very pleasant toffee and biscuit aroma from the medium brown body. Toffee and caramel and nutty flavors, which are balanced by just a bit of bitterness. Very pleasant, and not bad at all for a mass-produced beer!

Thought this was pretty good actually... guess I was wrong, because this got a mere 36.3 style pctl. It’s all about the style pctl, I usually pre-screen in a short interview with the beer so I don’t waste my time with anything below a 50 but... affirmative action, you know.

Bottle-Straight up brown ale. Nice brown color with some carbonation. The aroma was full of caramels and roasted malts. The taste was of the same with some nuttiness tossed in.