Samuel Adams Brown Ale

Bottle-Memphis. Beautiful brown ale but flavors are very thin. Perhaps too much carbonation. Not as smooth as a Newcastle.

Pours a clear reddish brown, topped by a good inch of creamy light tan foam. Good head retention and very nice thick foamy lacing. Semi sweet chocolate and a little maraschino cherry in the aroma. Malty flavor of light chocolate, biscuit, and toasted almond. These are balanced by a mild hoppiness with a clean bitterness in the finish. A hint of chocolate remains in the aftertaste. Lightish body, too light actually, but with lots of soft and gentle carbonation.

this beer had a brown body with a hint of red with a dirty white (boy) head. Agree with other post that it felt like there was more alcohol then what was present.

The taste on this one was a bit rough I really thought the alcohol was higher than 5.3 but hey. Malts were ok a bit one dimentional, yeast was fairly predominate esters were quite present. and hops were light. Sam adams has done better.

Pours dark mahogany with a fully receding tan head. Aroma of caramel, crystal malt, and a strange graininess. Taste is sweet crystal, caramel, and a bit of fruitiness. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Decent, but not worth buying.

Diacetyl aroma with a a clear brown body. Flavor is smooth with crystal hop flavor and a slight malt finish. Too watery for even a brown.

Poured brownish amber with a small, quickly fading head. Nice hop aroma, nutty. Very true brown ale style, which is not my favorite. Well made, but nothing special.

Bottle. I found this beer to have a bland taste for a brown ale, not my favorite in the style. Mostly malt in the flavor, wish it had more nutty notes.