Pretty enjoyable, I am glad this is on tap everytime I visit Atlanta. This is always a good first beer of the evening at the brewery. Hoppy, somewhat herbal nose and just a hint of sweet caramel as well. Pretty savory on the palate, with some sweet breadiness, but could have just a bit more fruit characters.

<i>From tap at brewpub : </i>A big spicey malty smell. Pours clear dark amber color with good lacing and half finger head. Spices and malt on the taste side. Medium body wtih a very smooth feel. Not much aftertaste. I really liked this one.

<i>My Bottom Line:</i><br /> Toasted bready malts provide both crispness and caramel sweetness in this creamy and highly sessionable Vienna. This is the kind of beer which truly showcases this brewer’s prowess.<br /> <br /> <i>Further Personal Perceptions:</i><br /> -A veil of foam tops the clear amber.<br /> -Carbonation is smooth enough to let all those malts express their inner beauty.<br /> -Some fruitiness seeps from the caramel maltiness.<br /> -All flavors’ subtleties are perfectly integrated; this is not one for the high octane lover, but rather a delicious pint of humility.<br /> <br /> <b>On tap at the brewpub.</b>

Moderately roasty and sweet with a complement of mild hoppiness. Finish is very malty and full. Good session beer.