Stoudts Scarlet Lady Ale ESB

Quite nice and lovely. A medium bodied flavored ESB with medium malts and light hops, but an lively mouth feel of carbonation.

Cloudy Amber Color with Offwhite Head. Crispy Malt Aroma. Medium Bodied..Sweet Caramel Malt Notes.Light Hops..with Light Creamy Mouthfeel to it..Some Subtle Notes of Bread with an Overall Dry Quality to it...Dry Malty Aftertaste...

Amber color. Sweet nose with a sweet malty flavor. Good bitterness from the hops. Pretty sticky mouthfeel. Not bad.

Aroma is not strong but pleasantly malty. From the bottle it pours a lovely dark brownish gold with a nice thick head. Flavor is richly malty and has a smoky undertone. Smooth and easy to drink, it has no bitterness in the flavor or aftertaste. A pleasantly drinkable ale.

$1.49 at Total Wine (& More) in Kennesaw, GA. Appearane: Pours a clear, cherry wood hued body with a thin, though lasting off-white head. Smell: Sunbaked biscuity malts, primarily, with a rather understated, light herbal hoppiness. Taste: Slightly sweet biscuity maltiness with a hint of fruit and even nuts. Again, the hops, with a floral, rose petal taste, remain light. Finish with a brief tea-like bitterness. Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Mild carbonation. Drinkability: Makes for light, refreshing drinking!

Big metallic finish, big white head, great lacing. Very watery, hot much for hops and malt, drinkable but not great.

Pours a ruddy brown color with a loose soapy head. Light biscuity malt aromas, not much hop presence. Decent doughy malt taste, but kind of a bland finish. I had Avery’s ESB the other day and it had a fuller taste than this one. Looks nice though.

Tap. Amber color with a malty aroma. Slightly fruity taste with a malt overtone. Decent session beer.