Avery Ellies Brown Ale

Brewed by Avery Brewing Company
Style: Brown Ale
Boulder, Colorado USA

Bottle thanks Kristi!! Dark brown small white head. Nice aroma - malty, almost nutty and hoppy. Great taste- so malty and hoppy. Roasted and nutty and hoppy. A very very good brown ale.

Mondail 2009, Montreal. Dark amber-brown with a small, sticky, beige head. Lotsa nuts in the aroma, along with some hops and caramel. The flavour is very nice, with roasted walnuts balanced by brown sugar, along with a little chocolate. Solid body. Very drinkable.

full body darm brown pour with a small tan head. aroma of dark roasted malts with = taste. i stay away from browns due to their bitter finish, but this on has a sweet finish!

12 fl. oz. to a shaker. Poured a dark brown, thicker than expected, but nothing like a stout, or even a porter. Tan head which whisped away to nowhere, man. Zero lacing. Smells of coffee, malt, slight nuts, and tastes similar, with a nice balance of hops to keep it from being dessert-like. Not my favorite Avery, but certainly not my least favorite brown ale. My 32nd rating on my 30th birthday.

From bottle on August 8, 2009. Pours a clear, dark brown/amber with dark beige head, mostly diminishing. Aroma of caramel, chocolate, malts, nuts. Well-balanced with smooth finish. Just a wee bit sweet for my liking, but a good offering of the style. Lacing remained throughout.

Aroma has some chocolate malts, brown sugar and almond. Appearance was dark brown with a creamy mocha head. Flavor had almonds, chocolate and brown sugar. Palate is creamy and somewhat fizzy. Pretty good for the style and really kinda reminded me of a porter.

Growler filled at Superstar in Huntington. Pours a dark, clear reddish brown with a thin off-white head that was gone after the first sip. Very mild aroma of lightly roasted malt, nuts, and caramel. The flavor is chocolate, lightly roasted malt, nuts and caramel. Smooth finish with very light hops bitterness at the end. This is a very nice brown ale that went down way to easily! One of the better brown ales I’ve had in a while.

12oz bottle. Pours a clear, red-brown body with a finger-width, creamy, off-white head that leaves a good amount of thick lacing. Aroma is moderately sweet with some caramel, raw grains, nuts, and a faint roast. Flavor is a mild roast, sweet and nutty caramel, a creamy chocolate, and a light hop bitterness towards the end. Finishes dry with a sweet malt, light chocolate roast, and a hint of ripe fruit aftertaste. Palate is full and very smooth. Overall, a balanced and well rounded brown. Nothing over the top, but tasty. Nice, smooth body like a brown should be.