Elk Rock Velvet Antler Amber Ale

One of the worst Amber Ales I’ve ever had the misfortune of trying. Nearly flat, tastes and smells like cardboard and has nothing to recommend it at all.

Bottle. Pours a slightly hazy orange color with a small off-white head. Has a malty caramel aroma with some fruity hints. Malty sweetish caramel flavor. Has a sweetish malty caramel finish with some nutty hints.

Bottle... Poured reddish/amber with no head. Mucky, brown sugar aroma. Terrible beer! Grossly off balanced and a nasty sour dominance. I would stay away from this one.

Aroma is grassy and leathery, some fruits (apple, apricot), slighlty catty or acetic as well. Malt flavor is more roasted than most ambers, has fruity carmel sweetness to it. Minimal hop backing, some nuttiness but not in a good way. Texture is uninspiring. Not much to note about this one.

Quickly descending head and an amber color. Grassy malty aroma. Thin body. Some malts. Dry aftertaste. Slightly roasty and burnt. Quite mediocre. I just got it because it cost me a buck twenty-five for a 12 oz bottle.

Bottle. Nice reddish amber beer with an off-white head. Low malt and caramel aroma. Caramel, slight nutty malt flavor. Medium body. Lingering somewhat sweet caramel malt.

This reddish amber ale poured with a modest beige head that disappeared before my first sip. There is a caramel malt aroma and a carbonated burnt malt flavor. Just barely drinkable.

Bottle. Light amber color with a so-so beige head. Smells like slightly roasted caramel. Near medium body with frothy carbonation. Flavor of caramel and some rather mild hop. A bit nutty.