 blutt59 (657), Dallas, Texas, USA
Jul 11, 2008
bottle, golden orange color, nose of bready malts and flavor of soy sauce, malt and cookies, finish is ok
mar (568), Dallas, Texas, USA
Aug 28, 2008 amber, ruby pour with a thin cream head that dissipates fairly fast. light citrus hop scent along with some figs and malts. good thickness on the palate with a smooth citrus hop bite and a nice malty finish.
Radek Kliber (3302), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Aug 28, 2008 Bottle 355 ml sold as Hook & Ladder Golden Ale
Appearance: amber tea copper brew with lighter somewhat fizzy top.3-
Nose: Rich paired sweet malt with aromatic citric hops. Nose of mango with orange juice. 7+
Flavor/Palate : Medium full bodied with lighter finish. Malty feel with more of citric all American hop notion. Late tea bitterness spiked with citric tang. Straight solid brew.f-7-
ericandersnavy (107), denton, Texas, USA
Aug 28, 2008 bottle picked up from wine squared in denton, tx. poured a copper color with a long lasting frothy off white head. aroma of bread malt, floral essence and perfume. flavor was a little lacking. some malt, bread, and what seems to be a metal type bitter. also a touch on the watery side. not sure why it is an american strong ale.
afireinside96 (410), Mountville, Pennsylvania, USA
Aug 26, 2008 12oz bottle served in an English pint glass. Copper dolor body topped off-white head. Smells of sweet bready malt, maybe a hint of diacetyl. Not really much to the flavor, some dough, some sharp metallic notes, earth, tea. It does leave some really nice lacing. Should probably go in the amber ale category instead of American strong. Rather bland.
steview (746), Oceanside, California, USA
Aug 26, 2008 hint of citrus in the buttery bread aroma; looks like a decent ale not an american strong ale--i don’t get it; light, but with a good amount of malt like advertised; one of those stronger regular ales out there proving to be nothing special, but this wouldn’t even qualify as a go-to--too heavy actually; meh--worth a try.
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