Dark Horse 4 Elf Winter Ale

Bottle thanks to dukefan. Deep mahogany with a decent sized beige head. Aroma is delightful with notes of chocolate, clove, spruce tips, ginger bread, pumpkin pie and allspice. Taste is of roasted malt, chocolate, spruce and pumpkin.

12 oz. bottle - pours clear dark brown with white head along the edges; sharp nose of spice, ginger, cloves and maybe juniper; malty, dry and tons of spice flavors; interesting and maybe a tad too much spice; not quite as enjoyable as the stone/nogne one; certainly not boring though as many holiday ales tend to be

courtesy of frampin. pours dark brown with beige head. Aroma is just wonderfully loaded with spices; ginger and cinnamon. Just felt like sniffing a pine tree. Flavor, spices are as in aroma, very present, mostly ginger and cinnamon. Malt is also to be noted adding a ncie chocolate profile to the beer with hitns of cocoa nibs. Medium carbonation, and seems to be more than the announce d6.5%. Interesting festive beer for sure.

Bottle… Pours a murky dark brown. The aroma is straight-up ginger snaps. Full-bodied and ultra creamy with soft carbonation. Spicy and sweet with lots of ginger and holiday spice. Sugary, but kept from becoming cloying by moderate bitterness. Finishes modestly spicy and mildly bitter. Bottle courtesy of GoT!

Pretty good holiday ale. Lots of spices but lacks the sweetness that would make it undrinkable. Easy drinking for a holiday brew. I like it. Lots of Ginger snap in there.

Courtesy GoT. Brown. Small tan head. Earthy, winter, evergreen spices and soft malt. Too spice heavy for my taste, but very drinkable for what it is. Medium body, balanced.

Bottle thanks to dukefan. Dark brown pour with a beige head. Aroma is potpurri, cinnamon, clove, ginger. Flavor is ginger, cinnamon, pumpkin, nutmeg, spruce.

Bottle thanks to dukefan. The look is brown , no head, and clear. The smelll is gingerbread, christmas, cinnamon, spcies, spruce, and pumkin pie. The taste is spiced and good but not as nice as the smell.