DuClaw Consecration

From growler. Pours a clear light brown body with a reddish tinge and a slightly off-white fizzy head. Nutty, lightly roasty nose with some cocoa powder. The flavor is dry and nutty with a light grainy note, pretty well done for a Brown Ale. Light bitterness on the finish balances things out. Light to medium bodied with light soft carbonation. Overall pretty nice really.

On tap @ DuClaw Fells Point. Clear amber/brown with a light tan head. Aroma of roasted malt, biscuit and citrus hops. Sweet malty base with plenty of hops to add a great bitterness. Medium body with mild carbonation and a long finish. This was great, the abundant hops really make this one shine. Well done.

(BCTC, growler, thanks peregrinari) Beige head atop clear brown-red body. Aroma is moderately sweet, chocolate, roast, some nut. Taste is medium sweet, nut, chocolate, light roast. Light-medium body.

BCTC. Many thanks to the incredible generosity of the RB crowd. Brown with ring head. Caramel nuts and spice aroma and flavor. Watery palate. Pretty average for a good beer.

[2368-20090801] Growler. Heavily toasted aroma has wood and bread notes along with mild bacon bits and mild apple fruit. Clear, golden amber body with a quick foamy light tan head. More toasted wood and bread grains in the flavour. Medium body. Quite good.
(w/ others @ BCTC; Cooperstown, NY)

Brown pour, tan head and sticky lace. Toasted malts and caramel on the nose. Creamy body. Rich chocolate and nutty upfront with a fruity finish. Notable hop presence

Growler at BCTC 2009: Amberish brown tan film- fruity aroma with some toasted malt undertones. Velvety creamy feel. Nice toasted nutty flavor with some subtle fruity yeast character. Mild cocoa notes as well. Pretty solid.

2009-08-01. Brown body with a modest tan head. (3+) Very earthy malty aroma. (6+) Similar flavour, very earth malt, mild bitterness, hints at smoke. Average palate. Not to my taste for some reason. Just didn’t work for me today. Growler at BCTC 2009