Firestone Walker Double Barrel Ale

Brewed by Firestone Walker Brewing Co.
Style: English Pale Ale
Paso Robles, California USA

bottle poured an amber in color with a thin off white head. aroma has caramel malt, fruit, and dull bitter hops. thin mouth feel with average carbonation. flavor has plenty of sweetness, caramel malt, and dull hops. there is a dough thing that does not quite fit in.

gracias aleman, esta cerveza ya va mas con mi gusto y preferencia. tipo inglesa pero no del todo. hoppy

Bottle: From San Diego to El Salvador. Drank with ramenen and rcasta during Ale Tasting session. Full oak wood aroma and taste, earthy and malty with a nice presence of hops. Well balanced, a great beer.

Attractive aroma of spice and caramel, and very drinkable - gentle bitterness and dry-ish finish with just a smidgen of lingering sweetness, but dominated by munich malt flavours - a bit too bready, rather than toasty.

Copper with creamy head. Aroma is minimal, but has some toasted bread notes. Toasted bread also on the palate, with some spicy notes and an underlying hint of vanilla. Lingering sweetish finish. Pleasant. Very sessionable.

Bottle (22oz) shared with HogTownHarry, garthicus & biegaman -- courtesy of HogTownHarry. Pours a hazy orange-amber with lots of tiny sediment and a small diminishing white head -- almost looks like a Barley Wine. Aroma’s fruity and malty along with brown sugar, some oak and light hops. Slightly watery, semi-sweet flavour of fruit, caramel malt and light earthy hops. Average bodied. This is underrated, I quite liked it.

On tap at the brewery. Amber color. Kind of vegetal notes. I wish I knew what this chemical is. Very clean. Small head.