Samuel Adams Brown Ale

Pours with a four-finger light tan head that fades slowly leaving a good lace. Clear amber color. Light-medium carbonation and medium bodied. Malty, nutty nose. Flavor starts as roasted nuts with a more bitter/hoppy finish. 12oz bottle from $6.99 6-pak Shaw’s Supermarket Concord, NH.

Pours a beautiful brown color. Nice off-white head. The head sticks around with some decent lacing. Slight malt aroma and maybe a musty/cardboard smell. Very nice malty taste with just enough hop bitterness if you look for it. Pretty nice offering.

Bottled. Good brown. Nice malt taste. Little to carbonated.

A great robust smoky taste of malt and light hops, there is a almost near-perfect balance between the two flavors. The malts have a smoked nutty flavor that would enhance any meal fit for this style.

Bottle. Clear brown color. Thick bubble head with good lace on the glass. Sweet aroma of nut, caramel, and syrup. Highly carbonated pallete like a seltzer that was off kilter. Malty yet watery taste, dissapointing considering the great look and smell going for it. Subtly hopped in the end making it a clean finishing beer but lacking any true distinction. Still one of the best you will find in a supermarket.

Typical SA offering-- slightly better than a generic macro. Ordinary and mild. Carmel malt and slightly metalic hop taste.

Pretty good, nuntty flavor. Dark amber color looks great in a glass. Like most Sam Adams brews, I enjoyed it a lot. It’s nothing real wild, but you can’t really go wrong with it either.

pours a nice copper brown (a little thin looking IMHO), aroma mostly a lighly sweet malt with little hops, From a 24 pack purchased at Sam’s Club. a little thin.