Great Lakes Eliot Ness

Bottle. Clear orange coloured with a small off white head. Sweet aroma of caramel and dried fruits with oxidated notes. Sweet flavour of caramel and dried fruits with oxidated notes.

Bottle. Pours a transparent rusty red with a short light tan head. Aroma of light earthy, grassy/citrus hops, toasted malt, caramel, light booze soaked fruits. Flavors of caramel, candied fruit, earthy hops, bready toasted malt and even a tinge of light smoke. Medium body, sturdy carbonation...malty/sweet/slightly dry with a earthy/bittersweet/malty finish. Overall pretty well balanced all around...a great session brew for spring/fall.

A Mes rate: Bottle at Tom’s UGT Pt. 2.Dark amber with a thin white rim. Rich bready malt aroma. Roasted malt flavour with a bit of alcohol showing in the finish. Straight down the line and rather dull.

Bottle at the cads disco piere dance-off. Alround rating: The best of a bad bunch, malty one dimentional, sweetens up as it goes on, quite drinkable saves it.

bottle. dark copper with clarity. spotty off white head. aroma is sweet. caramel and roasted nuts. remarkably smooth. moderate roasted burnt malts, caramel and corn. nicely balanced. I’d enjoy this beer any time.

amber to orange in appearence,poured with big soft light tan head,very nice mildness to hops arrangement , clean crisp and vaery easy drinking

Thanks to Miketd for this one. It is the best Vienna I can remember having since traveling in central Europe. Amber color and moderate carbonation. Smooth, full malt flavor throughout, lightly roasted grain, mildly bitter, and some bread taste.

Deep amber with thin off-white head. Aroma of caramel malt & light spice. Pretty much the same in the taste with a mild dry finish. Perhaps a little thin but overall pretty good.