Samuel Adams Brown Ale

12 ounce bottle purchased at Total Wine Pembroke Pines, FL for $1.49 Very good.

Poured a dark red with a small tannish head. The aroma was of nuts, caramel, and malt. It left a slight lacing on the glass. The taste was a lot of caramel and a littly nutty. It wasn’t the best, but better than most.

Bottle. A reddish/brown color pour with a small light tan head,medium carbonation,small amount of lacing. Aroma is toasty ,slightly nutty,hints of hops.Flavor is of toasted caramel malt, slightly sweet,nutty, a bit of yeasty fruit type notes, with a slight bitterness, a dusty fruity finish. This was better than expected but nothing special, a good sessionable brown ale with solid flavor.

Thanks Chibbyman. Brown pour with light tan head. Aroma is slightly nutty, roasted malt, and biscuity. Slight sweet nuttiness, roasted malt, creamy. Light lacing on the glass. Ok beer.

Thin white head with some lacing left as honey caramel brown colored beer goes down. Sweet malt aroma, a little thin. A thin caramel taste with maybe a hint of honey in there and some toffee as well. Bit of a bite in the end. Would be a nice drink at the bar over the usual macro options, has the potential to be much more but is easy to drink and enjoyable.

Bottle. Pours a brown body with a tan head. Bread y caramel notes with a light nuttiness. Thin and simple with a light earth y bitterness. eh.

Overall Impression: One of the Sam’s you can find pretty often, especially in those mix packs. Always thought of this as a pretty solid brown, nice looking beer with some interesting flavor characteristics.

Bottle. Poured a clear dark brown color with ruddy light shining through. Smelled of nuts, cola, subdued chocolate, and earthy root. Medium bodied and slightly sweet. Nutty flavor with notes of chocolate and caramel. There was also a distinct lingering graham cracker flavor. Good stuff.