22oz bottle acquired in trade with riversideAK (thanks!). This one was filled all the way to the top of the bottle. Poured a medium and slightly hazy golden color with an averaged sized off white head. Aromas of citrus, caramel, toasty, and some pine. Tastes of toffee, citrus, lighter pine, and toasted grains.

<b>22oz Bomber - 99 Bottles - Federal Way, WA <br /></b> Aroma – Malty EBS beer with good use of hops. <br /> Appearance – Amber in color, Light head and clear. <br /> Flavor – Great ESB flavor with a deep hops and malt balance. <br /> Palate – Great Mouthfeel, Nice texture with a good dry finish. <br /> Overall – A very nice EBS beer. Had the flavor and balance with the strong hops this was a beer for the night.

Tap &#64; Brewery: Copper, light head and lacing. Nose of nice simcoe and amarillo, pine and grapefruit. Subtle bittering, dry hopped ESB? Delicious blasphemy, sweet body, chewy, quaff-and-drinkable.

Draft at the brewpub. Crystal clear light golden brown; thin gray rim. Big butter and caramel nose. Medium body, slightly fizzy. Butter, cream, caramel mid-palate. Herbal hop to balance. Cleanish biscuity finish. Kinda surprised to find such a butter bomb at SC, but they do seem to have high local demand for their beers, and maybe they’re rushing things through.

This ESB pours a medium brown amber color from a 22oz bottle. Medium sized white foamy head. Aroma is caramel, fruity with a touch of piney hops. A medium bodied ESB/Bitter. The malts are fruity and caramel. The hops are piney and earthy. Decent balance. Nice carbonation. This beer has the caramel and malts of an ESB and the hops of a PNW Pale Ale. Kind of a strange combination, but it seems to work. Its light enough to be a session ale, but has enough of a flavor profile to keep it interesting. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish is clean and crisp. Aftertaste is slightly bitter.