Barbary Coast Gold Rush Style Beer

Brewed by Minhas Craft Brewery
Style: Amber Ale
Monroe, Wisconsin USA

Copper hue, fast disappearing head and a muted aroma-malty, a little spice with maybe some bubblegum. Light bodied, the flavor was weak as was the carbonation-lightly fruity with some caramel, a hint of sourness and a short finish. Supposably a "steam" style beer, this one could definitely use some tweaking.

(Holiday pack) Nice deep gold but almost no head. flavor is mostly malt (a bit biscuity as it warmed) with a slightly sour aftertaste. Fritz won’t be loosing sleep over competition from this one.

The aroma is very sweet with ginger ale, honey, spice, fruit, and malt. The appearance has a amber hue with a few floating particles. The flavor is like the aroma and bordering on cloying like syrup. The palate is thin. Overall not a bad tasting beer but not like a California Common at all.

Pour is a amber with no head. Very small aroma of hops with no malts. Flavor is just water with a little malt kick to it. Very watery and thin. No where near the quality of anchor steam.

Not a whole lot going on. A little bitter, but rather light overall. This came in an X-mas gift pack with 5 other beers that supposedly tell the history of American style beer. I am kind of happy that I was not around for the gold rush...this stuff is supposedly from that era.

Pours a clear amber with virtually no head. Aroma is soapy malt with hints of hop. Flavor is mildly bitter malt, a little sour. Clean and crisp palate.

not much of a beer , I liked the bitterness but it was a bit overwhelming, color was a much like budweiser.

Color of a marzen; deep, burnished copper with a bone white head. Lightly sweet caramel aroma. Smooth malt character with some toasted bread intertwined with residual sweetness. Pungent hop character in flavor sticks in the flavor. Pretty unpleasant. Highly bitter carbonation level.