Cornfield (4255), Oak Forest, Illinois, USA Apr 10, 2007 Despite the reported 6.9% ABV, this comes across as a watered down example of the style. It’s got a cloudy reddish brown body with a dincus white head. The light aroma smelled of toasted biscuits, caramel, and a soft earthy bitterness. Sweet but balanced, the flavor is pretty mild - some caramel and bitter nuts. Drinkable.
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Ughsmash (2985), Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA Apr 9, 2007 On tap at GI Clybourn. Poured a slightly-hazy deeper brown with a short-lived cap of beige head. Aroma was sweet with very lightly smoked caramel and darker sugars.. very nice woodsy and herbal accents. Flavor was a tiny bit thicker with the smokiness with an enjoyable caramel base.. some chocolate emerges too... candy-like sugars, light herbal bitterness, and some sharper alcohol notes as it approaches the finish. The sharper notes detracted a tad on the palate.. medium-bodied with a quiet, accenting bitterness. Another tasty one from GI! drewbeerme (1788), Chicago, Illinois, USA Apr 2, 2007 on tap at clybourn. pours hazy red with small white head. nose wasn’t much but some biscuit and caramel. flavor was pretty sweet, caramel, and nutty. body was thin. a touch on the sweet side but tasty! Yogi_Beera (2404), Hamburg, Germany Apr 22, 2006 On tap at Clybourn: Red color, small head. Thin bodied. Caramely and nutty taste and nose that lasts medium long. Ok but not overwhelming. pivo (2486), Germany Apr 11, 2006 Dark amber color. Soft caramel malt body with a hint of toffee in the middle. Low bitter. Medium body. On tap at the brewery...
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