This brew had little to no aroma with a light brown color. It went down pretty watery in the beginning and had a nasty soap-like hop taste in the end. What a terrible beer. Possible that I got a bad batch, or the glass wasn’t washed out. I also experienced this sensation with the Irish Red.

8-3-08....draft at Tun....Light copper body with a very small off-white head...crisp refreshing body...a little watery, but a nice clean flavor...baby malts and hops...zingy effervescence....easy drinkin’---a fresh aroma, its light and more hop driven than malt...nice!

Crystal clear dark golden. Small off-white head quickly recedes to ring. Highly bready nose with grain husks flavours. A bit ricey, certainly focused on cerealic maltiness. Small, neglectable hoppiness. Timid carbonation. Light-medium bodied. Quite sticky on the palate. Like biting on rye bread, its holds an unexpected spiciness and manages to feel drier than it really is.

Sample at the brew pub: Lightly hazed amber color with a minimal bone white head and nil lacing. Light malt and hops in the nose. Medium body with a citrusy hops flavor and a bit of malt. The flavor doesn’t seem to have a lot of legs though. The finish is mildly bitter and lingers a little. Pretty run of the mill overall.