Tap. Amber with small head. English pale ale. Slightly nutty with dry finish. Decent, but unremarkable.

On tap at Nathan Halle, decent attempt to this kinda boring style, s little grainy but ok

12 oz. bottle thanks to Waterbury. Served at cellar temperature. Nice looking beer. ¼ thick head white head sitting on a mostly clear amber liquid. Nose is lightly fruity with a bit of toffee. Great taste of light molasses, toffee and a fruity hop. Not bitter at all. The finish is very clean and short. Hops do give a light spice in the flavor. This is not your standard amber / English pale. It is really a nice brew that you could have many in a session.

Tap @ Bradley Intl. Airport Sheraton: Malty aroma with a bit of spices. Musty flavor akin to a Scottish ale. Nothing really that special compared to some of the top rated Amber ales.

On tap at Buffalo Wild Wings. Pours clear amber with a white head. Aromas of toasted malts, caramel, and some grassy hops. Flavors caramel, toasted malts, very ligh hop note in there as well. Drinkable but that is about it.

Bottle to taster (thanks tmoney99). Looks solid; a transparent orange with thin white lacing. Smells of hops and roasted malt. Tastes the same with an average mouthfeel. Tick tock.

Bottle. Poured clear copper color with an average frothy off-white head that was was lasting with good lacing. Moderate floral hop and malt aroma. Medium body with a smooth thin texture and soft carbonation. Medium sweet flavor with a medium sweet finish of moderate duration. My expectations where met.

Bottle. Pours deep amber brown with a big orange-white head. The nose is soft caramel and nuts, light grass and strawberry. The taste is simple, plenty of caramel and more nuttiness. Malty. Lightly floral and a bit syrupy. Pretty easy to drink, active carbonation. Overall, a decent beer.

12oz bottle in a shaker. Pours amber with a cream-colored head. Aroma of caramel malts with a little tin plus very light hops. Flavor the same, a little too sweet and something off with the malts. Average texture. A decent beer.

Bottle. Golden orange with a white head. Earthy, spicy, grassy, sweet toffee malts, and light toasted malts. Pretty well balanced, not quite as fresh as it could be, I bet, but still pretty good.