Samuel Smiths Nut Brown Ale

Bottle at the LCBO - Mmmmmm.... I think I’m liking this brown ale quite a bit. Great pour and colour. Just like the description, a nice aroma of mild nuts and malt. It really comes through with a great nutty, hazelnut taste that’s ultra smooth and enjoyable that’s not too strong, but just right. A benchmark of all brown ales.

(18.6 oz bottle) Pours a clear brown that when lets light through is ruby red. Nice huge bubbles and great lacing on the glass. Nose is of roasted malt, chocolate, and nuts. Taste is sweet lightly roasted malts with some nuts in there as well. Very smooth and highly drinkable. The body is also not too watery. This is one of the standards for the brown ale style, and given how easy it is to acquire it’s remarkable how well the quality is maintained on this one. A fantastic recommended brown ale.

12oz. Bottle. Pours a deep, dark brown with a foamy medium beige head. Aroma is sweet, nutty, and malty. Reminds me of the aroma of Newcastle’s. Flavor is nutty, and a tad woody. Bittersweet aftertaste. Overall pretty good.

Not a bad nut brown ale. Has a very smooth pour with no foam head. Has a nice nutty hazelnut taste. The appearance has a brown look to it, with a dark center.

Bottle. Poured a rich Brown/Red color with a nice foamy head. The aroma was that of roasted caramel malt and coffee. Its mouthfeel was tremendous , smooth and creamy. tastes were malty with a chocolate coffee flavor. Overall a superb brown ale one of the best I have ever tried. Very true to the style!!

Bottled@Brewpub Copenhagen. Rubyish red colour, mediumsized brown head. Aroma is raisins, plum, caramel malts as well as some mild hoppy notes. Flavour is sweet malts, plum, raisins and some mild earthyness. Very sweet and a bit out of balance. Where are nuts?

Quite good and refreshing. Flavour was what one would expect from a quality brown ale, rich and malty. Medium bodied, very worthwhile beer!