Bristol Mass Transit Ale

On tap at Bristol, Co Springs, CO. Clear amber color. Small head. A little yeasty feet aroma. Easy to drink. Pretty nice.

Another good microbrewed amber with a low rating from ratebeer, this tasty ale has a good malt presence and decent hop balance to provide excellent refreshment and allows it be quite sessionable. Better than given credit for here.

(bottle). Pours an amber color. Medium size white head. Minimal lacing. Malt aroma. Malt and light alcohol flavor. Finish is slightly astringent. Moderate carbonation.

Aroma: Malts, Appearance: Pours deep copper with a slight haze. The head is tall, off white and persistent. Flavor: Toasted malts, citrus notes and bready after taste Overall Impression: Easy drinking, almost refreshing. We balance between the malts and hops, both support the other and neither is more pronounced.

12 oz bottle. Pours a thin lasting head, with some lacing over a clear amber body....nose is of malts and no discernible hops....tastes of roasted malts with a bit caramel....mouth feel is light. Overall balanced and beery, but very light to my palate. There are many better.

Hazy orange amber pour. Moderate head that is rather short lived. Very toasty malty aroma with a soft berry fruit undertone. Beautifully malty. Toasty bread crusts and dark caramel with a subtle sweet stewed fruit note and low bitterness. There is some quality malt in this beer that is the star performer so hop heads may not be very impressed. I loved it.

Light amber pour with smaller head. Has a sweet smelling malty nose. flavor is sweet as well with just a touch of roast on the finish.

Pours a light amber/gold shade with a small white head. Pretty much lacking in anything that makes beer interesting to me, very subpar.