St. George Tavern Ale

Brewed by St. George Brewing Company
Style: Brown Ale
Hampton, Virginia USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Shaker

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Light golden brown color, nice for a brown ale but a little bit too light for my tastes. Malty aroma with minimal other qualities though some nuts are present. A bit sharper than other Brown Ales, carbonation is almost a bit too much for the flavoring. Cool ending.

bottled. Light brown & clear and, once again, very little head tho it is there. A very drinkable brown ale, thou it does lack that nut flavor and is low on hops.

From a St. george Brewery Sampler Pack I bought in Richmond. <P> Aroma is very hard to pick up. Muted sweet malts is all I can detect. Almost transparent amber in color. Beautiful head fades very fast. Flavor is pretty nice. Very nutty, but with some white grape sweetness. The malt side is very bready/muffin like. I think the flavor is very nice, but this is thin which ruins the the good will created by the nice flavor.

Pours with a white head that diminishes quickly leaving little lacing behind. This beer has a deep golden-brown body and a light malty nose with a hint of nuts. The flavor is of light malts with some nuts and hops comming in.

Clear amber color with a thin white head that mostly dissupates. An rather nutty aroma. A clear nutty flavor with honey and grain tones.

Had this at St. George Brewing in their sampling room. According to the brewer, it’s only available there and in Colonial Williamsburg. Came out a medium dark amber. Nose was light nuts, malt, and light hops. Taste was mild nuttiness and malts, with more hop character than the American Brown. Body was medium with minimal bitterness. Finished with light nuttiness and spice and a decent malt profile.