Alaskan Amber

Nutmeg and caramel nose. Deep red-copper, minimal head. Full malt sweetness, slow subtle bitterness. Smooth carbonation, finishes fairly clean. Very drinkable and enjoyable beer.

Bottle. I was not a fan of this beer. Pours Amber white 2 finger head quickly diminsishing to this hoppy, fruity alt. Wheat and earthy notes. eh.

Aroma: Banana, faint caramel malts, resiny hops. Not very complex, but interesting. Appearance: Lovely red-rose amber. A crisp, bright, clear color. Very poor retention of a short-lived, recycled paper-colored head. Flavor: Banana flavor comes through, plus a tangy yeast finish that reminds me of a dubbel. Mild, leafy hops and pome-like, fruity hops. Palate: Nicely tinglesome, pleasantly carbonated and not cloying at all. Overall: A versatile session beer that would match well with many foods. Ham and pumpkin pie come to mind.

Pours a light reddish-amber. Aroma is mild and hoppy. Flavor has a smooth, doughy maltiness and some light hops. A nice, easy drinkable beer.

This is my favorite beer. I just moved from Seattle to Florida and i hate that I can’t get this beer! I miss my Alaskan Amber!!

Copper colored and clear with a decent white head. Smell is somewhat sweet, wheat, and grains. Taste is sweet, wheat, matly. Medium body.

Pours a copper/amber color with a fluffy white head. Aroma is slightly bitter/hoppy but also earthy. Flavor is well-rounded... a combination of caramel hops and earthy, lemony bittering hops. On tap @ Monte Carlo, Las Vegas.

bottle. copper, carbonated, thin head. nice malty aroma, sweet and nutty, floral, candy. tastes much the same. not overly hopped. creamy texture from carbonation. light fruit. very nice.