Draught @ the brew pub. Pours a clear dark honey color with a small white head that diminishes to a ring. The aroma has some citrusy hops, mild caramel malts, a touch of spice, and some bread. The flavor has mild caramel malts, mild citrusy hops, some honey sweetness, and some bitterness inserts itself toward the end. It was a change of pace between some of the bigger beers that night.

On tap at the pub. Pours thinly to a burnt orange body. Cool hoppy aroma, light and laid back, suggesting wet grass and unripe citrus; hints of sweet caramel and meaty spices. Dry and leafy flavor with plenty of cascade bitterness and slick crystal sweetness; slightly resinous and showing just enough toffee tinted malt to balance it. Medium bodied and quite smooth in the mouth, giving a bit of oily, nutty sweetness at the finish. Certainly not especially memorable, but quite pleasant.

Name: Aneliese Ale
Date: 04/27/2006
Mode: Draft
Source: Brewpub

muddy amber, whispy white head, touch of lace, sweet fruity aroma, creamy body, light fruity flavor balanced by non agressive hops

Aroma: 6/10; Appearance: 6/10; Flavor: 5/10; Palate: 7/10; Overall: 10/20
Rating: 2.8/5.0
Drinkability: 8/10
Score: **/4

On tap at the brewery. I have numbers but few notes. This was a pretty solid amber ale, with cerealy, fruity malts dominating the palate. Caramely. Soft body.

Clear amber with a small, white head, lasting. The aroma is herbal, floral(lavender) with lightly sweet malts. The flavor is floral, bread, fairly dry. Medium/light body is soft with light carbonation.