Sprecher Pub Ale

Brewed by Sprecher Brewing Company
Style: Brown Ale
Glendale, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Dimpled mug

Pours an orangeish brown, thin head. Taste is sweet, toffee, toasted malt, caramel, and nutty. I found the hops to be nondescript. Ok.

Bottle from Windy City Liquor. Sweet aroma. Smells like Tootsie Rolls. Thin mouthfeel. Quite sweet up front. Following with a little bit of roasted bitterness. Decent brown.

light brown orange color with a very little head. faint aroma of candied caramel and the lightest fruit note. slightly watery body with a crisp bite. has a light toffee flavor with a bitter fruit peel note in the background. a decent brown

My notes had Pub Ale pegged as an English Bitter. Grainy, yeast, fruit (grape), flavors with low malt and a tan body with thin head. I found this just average, not a big fan of Sprecher’s lighter (alcohol) offerings.

UPDATED: SEP 12, 2007 Pours an amber brown with a respectable white head that diminishes, but stays thinly and coats the glass. Caramel candy aroma. Tastes of sweet toasted malt, maple syrup, buttery toffee and a slight hoppiness. This is good. A little thin, but then so are many Brit ales.

Bottle. Clear orange/copper with a medium head. No retention. Tastes of caramel and toffee chews, roasted caramel malt and toasted grains. A little bitterness to finish. Medium to light body.

16 oz bottle. Poured a clear dark orange color. Head was off white with decent retention and a bit of lacing. Aroma was of husky grain, toffee, and fleshy fruit. Dry and bubbly on the tongue. Pretty bland as far as flavor goes. Just a bit of toasty bread and stale fruit. Eh.

Dark copper color and nice white head. Malty caramel aroma. Taste is smooth if not a little watery. An easy drinking session style beer.