Alaskan Amber

Bottle. Pour a clear amber color with a longlasting off-white head. Malty caramel aroma with some hoppy hints. Sweetish malty caramel flavor. Fruity malty caramel finish.

The beer welcomes you with a yeasty and slightly fruity aroma. Very appealing. And, then you taste it. I could easily pound a couple on a hot day - very smooth and refreshing. This isn’t a beer to be savored. It is a beer to be drank. Just a readers note. This is NOT a american amber. It is an alt beer. Don’t expect sort of body/malt/hop notes to this beer.

Tasted somewhere along my trip through the States.
Amber colored. Sweet malty aroma. Malty, hoppy and sweetness. Kinda nice.

22oz bottle. Pours clearish amber with a very thin, fizzy white head. Smells crisp malty, caramelly sweet. Tastes crisp, sweet malty with some caramel and slight earth notes. Medium body, crisp carbonation.

Poured a dark amber with a meager white head from the tap at Papago. Faint aroma of red grapes and apples in the nose that carries into the flavor, which prominently features the taste of caramel. Medium bodied with an enjoyable sweetness, but nothing special.

From tap at Pizza Port, Carlsbad. Pours clear and golden amber with a diminished white head. Smooth caramel malty aroma, light fruity hoppy too. Smooth caramel and more pronounced fruity hops flavour. Lght and delicate. Fresh orange and peachy fruity finish.

12 oz bottle courtesy of jake65. Pours a deep amber color with a small white head. Nose was sweet malts. Taste was malt, caramel, hops and a hint of honey. Quite tasty.

Bottle: Amber colored pour with thin white head. Sweet malty nose with a nice, malty, hoppy, sour finish. I liked this.