Stoudts Scarlet Lady Ale ESB

Bottle - Light red ruby hew small off white head. Sweet malt aroma with a hops tinge. There is a dryness in the body though mild. Some slight hop bitterness in the finish but a good beer. Not sure if I would push my luck with more than a couple of these, drinkable.

Bottle, best by 9/15/2008. Pours a clear brown/amber, with a thick light tan head. Aroma of toasted malt and sweet fruity jam. Flavor of toasty toast with a sweet malty finish. Classic ESB, very tasty. Quite enjoyable and super drinkable.

Bottle, best by 9/15/08. Aroma of toasted/slightly charred malt, some grass. Flavor light bitter, light sweet, graininess, well done. Light bodied, bordering on thin. Ok.

A very nice American version of the English ESB. The US touches of a bit more hop bite adds to the brew. You could make a real nice evening with this at your local

Taste 7/8 bottle from 4/8. Looks: Body is copper with white foam. Aroma: Caramel, citrus, grain, lemon, mild yeasty cheese. Taste: Light to medium body. Nice blend of mild flavors. Finishes with a good mellow spice. Covers palate well. Doesn’t go over the top. Great session beer.

Red, or some sot of reddish color. Foamy, loose white head. Bready, toasty, caramelly aroma. Flavor is crisp and resiny, almost verging on pale ale territiry. Pretty tasty stuff.

Bottle. Aroma of hops and a little malt.Light ruby in color with a thin tan head. Lots of carbonation. Very light grapefruit taste with a hint of malt. A little too tangy in the finish for a bitter but a nice drinker.

Pours reddish brown with an off-white head. It has a light aroma of sweet malt. I think the flavor is a nice balance of malt and hops for an interesting taste. It is smooth and not too much carbonation like some ESB’s can have. A clean finish with that nice hint of bitterness. A nice beer.