 Gr0ve (1382), Oslo, Norway
Feb 7, 2008 500 ml bottle. Copper colour. Crystal clear. Tall white fluffy head. Estery aroma with a strong apple character. Caramel are also present with other complex malty and rich aromas. Hints of yeast. Crisp flavours. Rich malty flavours with caramel and chocolate. Medium-bodied. Finishes with a clean hop bitterness that lingers. Some sugary flavours towards the finish.
45thstbrewer (94), Conowingo, Maryland, USA
Feb 7, 2008 Samuel Smith’s Winter Welcome Ale is good. I thought it was a decent winter brew.
moseslikesbeer (183), conestoga, Pennsylvania, USA
Feb 5, 2008 bottle. large head that went away slowly. smelled very hoppy. lots of carbonation in the palate. kind of has a watery after taste which is odd for a winter beer but not bad. amber color. this beer kind of reminds me of a strong "bitter". will have this again.
BeerGestapo (726), Windsor, Pennsylvania, USA
Feb 5, 2008 (England) Light Amber color, sm-Head, sweet caramel aroma !!! smooth drink, give it a try.
beachbum25 (778), Powellville, Maryland, USA
Feb 1, 2008 550 ML Bottle-Hazy amber color w/a moderate tan head & good lacing. Very easy drinking brew, flavors of caramal, toffee, nuts, & sweet roasted malt. Not overly complicated, but very enjoyable. Seems to be the mark of this brewer, they just make a lot of good, easy drinking brews; nothing wrong with that! Long, smooth malt finish, would be a good sesson brew, alcohol is well hidden.
docsteigs (139), USA
Feb 1, 2008 Pours with full frothy head, looks nice. Tastes smooth and malty; rich undertones. Warm and nutty.
blutt59 (2042), Dallas, Texas, USA
Jan 31, 2008 light golden brown color, minimal head, very much a samuel smiths, lots of coffee, bitter finish, tastes very similar to the other samuel smith’s ale
Guinness4Duff (507), Tallahassee (and Poconos, PA), Florida, USA
Jan 31, 2008 Has an amber color with a white head. Has a mildly sweet malt aroma which translates into a sweet malt taste accompanied by a bitter finish. Not bad.
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