Barleys Irish Rogue

On tap at Barleys 1.Poured a nice mahogany color.Nose was hoppy with a nice crisp hoppy bite.Finished off with a slight hop bitterness.

You know what these guy do that I love? No preservatives! Like going to the tap...without going to the tap! Thier beers are s delicious! If you haven’t had one...any one of them, do yourself a favor and go try. Golden color with a white head. Nice and hoppy, smooth clean flavor.

A dark red colored ale with virtually no head. A smooth beer with a stronger than expected hoppiness. Finish is a bit thin, but a very good beer.

On tap at the alehouse. Pours a nice amber red color with no head, just white swirls on top. Nice floral smell, some spicy malt and flowery hops, a little more than I expected within this style. Taste is smooth, pretty damn full bodied and thick with the a spicy and bitter finish. Pretty good example of the style.

Had at the Alehouse on Firkin. Very sweet smell. Hops and malts. The taste was very light caramel, smoke, malts, brown sugar. Enjoyable to drink, but a bit thin and watery for me.

On tap @ the Ale House: Pours a deep amber with a light tan head. Aroma, caramel, toffee, and some herbal hops. Flavor, crisp and clean, some caramel, a bit nutty, and some bready notes. Slight herbal hops as well. Solid brew.

Nice hop note on the nose. Nice hop taste that rolls on the tounge. Smooth bitter finsih that lingers.

On cask. Murky reddish-brown color with loose white head. Nice hop aroma with caramel malt background. Thin-bodied. Malty/biscuity taste with a mild hop finish. Very drinkable. Pretty good brew for the style.