Blind Tiger Amber

Brewed by Blind Tiger
Style: Amber Ale
Topeka, Kansas USA

Red-amber in hue with a light caramel aroma. Tasty sweet malt, almost a sweet grape tinge. Very good.

Taster on tap at the brewpub. Pour is clear caramel brown and ruby. Not much of an off-white head. Aroma of biscuit malt and hazelnuts. Taste is nicely sweet and nutty, good full flavor with a lighter drinkable palate. Some nice lingering roastiness in the finish. Nice amber.

This would be antoher one that you could drink alot, as a nice session beer. A lighter styled amber, with some lively fruit aromas, that lends itself to a really proper carbonation level, malt background is a little lighter than I would prefer, but still has some nice flavors, honey and caramel, with a bit of floral hoppiness.

Golden orange with a frothy white head. Thick malty body, but with a sour wheat and grain flavor, like corn and grass. Light hops in the nose.

On tap at brewpub. Light amber color, slight smell of chocolate, this was a very good beer.

On tap at the brewpub. The body was dark amber with a mostly white head. The aroma was soapy with some hints of oranges and toffee. The taste was caramel with some peanuts and hops. A decent amber, but typically boring.

The tap poured a clear, medium brown beverage with a small frothy off-white head that was mostly diminishing but left fair lacing on the glass. The aroma had a nice light roasted malt presence with very light raspberry notes in the background. It had a medium body with soft carbonation and a dry texture. The flavor started of lightly sweet and as it matured on the palate it took on a slight bitterness. The finish was average in length, slightly bitter and had a light alcohol warmth.

OIn Tap: Has a good look to it. A ring of off white head around the outter edge, but little to no carbonation. Aroma of malts and some fruits that were rather meek. Not a whole lot going on, but what was going on was nice a nd plesent. The flavor, much like th aroma was a little weak, but what there was was good. A dry texture and some good, yet mild flavors.