UPDATED: DEC 28, 2023 Bottle. Black colour with a small beigeish brown head. Aroma is liquorice, some rye bread, mild soy as well as some roast and mild chocolaty tones. Flavour is chocolaty, some alcohol, mild roasted tones with some herbal and mild caramelly and liquorice tones.

UPDATED: APR 2, 2022 Bottle 0,354 ltr: Clear brown coloured brew with an sweet bitter taste with some sour, hints of light roasted malts, caramel, berries and an burn of alcohol.

UPDATED: JAN 4, 2020 A deliciously malty brown with a full palate. Smells like Raisinettes. Chocolate and dark fruits mingle with toffee. A bit of warming alcohol hits on the finish. Its 8% and you feel all of it. Love the heavily long malty fade.

UPDATED: DEC 15, 2019 Gift from Simontomlinson. Brown copper appearance. Aroma is brown sugar, malt, herbal and biscuit. Flavour is brown sugar, herbal, sweet, toffee and malt.

UPDATED: MAR 31, 2019 Игра красок вкусов , вернулся к этой бутылке так как понравилась , интересные вкусовые качества !!

UPDATED: DEC 27, 2018 Smell has a lot of biscuit and chocolate cookie presence. Some nice fudge sweetness. Taste is nutty chocolate cookie, a buttery bitterness. Bitter butter after taste

UPDATED: DEC 15, 2019 Creamy cream coloured head stayed on a rich mahogany coloured still body. Heavy brown sugar, dark berries, jam, Christmas cake, candied fruit & malt aroma. Full bodied, slightly tingly on the front with clean fresh feel followed by sticky cloying back. Orange Spiced fruit, spices, boozy, Cointreau, demerara & Christmas cake tastes with a tangy finish.

35,5cl flesje via Het Bierhuis, Breda Alcoholpercentage van 8% Uitgeschonken in blanco bokaal Uiterlijk: hazelnootkleurig met kleine cremelaag Aroma en smaak: neus is caramel, smaak is caramel, gebrande mouten, rijp fruit, kruidig, alcohol Conclusie: geen verkeerde Brown Ale

Only had the Downtown Brown about 2-3 times, but comparing this to that I believe this is a little darker. Maybe hoppier too. I like the balance quite well. Spices are working for me too. Flavor is roasty, caramal and chocolate malts. A solid seasonal winter ale. I haven't found a Loast Coast beer that I haven't liked. Looking forward to trying this again.

Bottle at home. Chestnut brown with beige head. Sweet caramel malts, light nuts, milk chocolate, twigs, strawberries, breadcrust, dried apricot. Over medium sweet and about medium bitter. Nice creamy and full body. Quite pleasant.