austinpowers (2828), New York, New York, USA May 21, 2004 This is my favorite Dunedin beer of the ones I’ve tried. I think it’s delicious! I was afraid it’d be hopped to the gills and darn near undrinkable, but the hops are mild and there’s a blend of both malty sweetness and a citrusy sourness (faint, though) that’s complex and enjoyable. The hops are strong enough to add a mild punch and their aroma is terrific. A very fun beer to drink. SpringsLicker (1824), Tennessee, USA Jun 29, 2004 Thanks to Envane for sending this my way!!
Beautiful amber color with a thick off white head.
Well balanced aroma of malt and hops is repeated again in the flavor profile. Very smooth creamy mouthfeel delivers a beer that is nicely malty at the start and wonderfully bitter in the finish. Nicely crafted Amber Ale. kenb (944), Oregon, USA Oct 27, 2006 Updated: Oct 28, 200622 oz bottle via Degarth (thanks!). Pours a semi clear amber with a huge bubbly beiege head. Nose has some subtle fruitiness and some toasty malts. Flavor starts out a bit bitter, then some orange/lemon, some sweet molasses, and finishes with some toffee and perhaps a tiny bit of chocolate malt. Has a mildly bitter aftertaste reminiscent of some English Bitters. Very nice beer. de_la_cerveza (157), Florida, USA Nov 20, 2002 almost a rice-like aroma. dark dark reddish brown color,lacy cream head. perfectly carbonated. rich, malty taste. roasty--almost like a porter in some ways. good stuff. 21iceman40 (1671), north little rock, Arkansas, USA Jul 10, 2002 Updated: Mar 2, 2003I really enjoyed this fine product from the dunedin brewery. Red ales always taste good to me, but i really enjoyed this one in particular. Very smooth, flows well. A good beer to have when your kicked back chillin.
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