Halls Muddy River Amber Ale

I tried Halls Muddy River Amber Ale at Don Hall’s in Fort Wayne before Jacob and Kari’s wedding. The color is a light amber with essentially no head. The aroma is light with some faint notes of hops and malt. The finish is light and dry with notes of malt and hops.

draft at Triangle Park - Pours clear and light brown with a thin head that leaves a little lacing. The aroma was malty and quite mild. The flavor started with some moderate malt sweetness and was well balanced by a crisp, bitter finish. This is a smooth, easy to drink beer that, while not overly impressive, is pleasant and was actually better than I’d expected.

This beer had a small sized off-white head with fine-small sized bubbles that fully diminished. The nose was malty and hoppy with a light bitter and light hoppy flavor. The mouthfeel was fairly smooth and this was a light-medium bodied beer with average amounts of lacing.

This brew poured a small head of finely sized off white colored mostly diminishing bubbles that left behind a transparent light brown colored uncarbonated body and a fair lace. The aroma is mild with malty and hoppy notes. The mouthfeel is tingly and mild at the start with a bitter hop finish. The flavor is much like an English Bitter and has a good hop presence. Overall it is a decent session brew that goes down easily and well with your dinner at the Don Hall's Triangle Park Restaurant.