AleSmith Nautical Nut Brown Ale

On tap pours deep brown with ruby highlights and a nice big off white long lasting head. Aroma is mostly chocolate with carmel and some subtle hopping. Nice bold and chewy brown with mostly chocolate flavors, would be nice if it had a bit more hops to help out, but a good example of style.

On tap at AleSmith. This dark brown ale poured with a fluffy tan head. Very malty aroma and a medium chocolatey body. Not sweet or bitter, and the finish is a bit chalky. Overall, a very soliid brew.

(on tap @ alesmith)dark brown body with a thick,creamy head that left webbing as it sat.the aroma was nutty as the name states,along with some chocolate,and roasted malts.the flavor was the same mix as the aroma.the mouthfeel was nice and full for a brown ale.id say this is the best brown ale i have had so far.

sample at brewery. maybe i’m biased against the style, but i didn’t find much to write home about here. surprising chocolate, pretty balanced and smooth. i guess i spent most of my time while drinking it considering my next move.

A had a sample of this at the brewery and it was quite impressive, especially for a mediocre style and one of my least favorite. Very caramelly and some chocolate notes in there. Dark brown color and very smooth. Great session beer.

On tap at The Local in SD. This was my first AleSmith beer ever. Garnet in color with an off white head. Has a toasted nutty aroma. Delicious malt body that is just too rich for the style- that’s why I liked it. Has a subtle sourness to the finish. Yummy!

Great brown ale, its nutty with hints of carmel, chocolate, and toasted flavour. Smooth and creamy with some light fruit and hops complementing this one.

Tap, The Local. Poured dark brown with ruby highlights. Sweet roasted malty aroma with some chocolate. Sweet chocolate cream flavor. Maybe a little bit of a vanilla flavor. Somewhat dessert like, but not overly sweet.