Lancaster Amish Four Grain Ale

Kind of plain and light, but extremely sessionable beer. Some mild hops, more grainy and a bit subdued. There are definitely hops, not abound but they’re there. Nice and malty. A good beer that is a gorgeous amber color.

Pours an opaque coppery color with a small head that evaporates quickly. Malty aroma. Tastes like sweet caramel with some hops thrown in. Average all around.

Pours a hazy dark ruby/copper color with golden amber hues when held to a light source and a 1.5 finger frothy off-white head that quickly dissipates into a lasting ring. Not much in the way of lacing. Aroma is dominated by the four different malts used, hence the name. Sweet caramel malt and rye with a subtle hop presence. One dimensional but still pretty nice. Creamy medium body that is kind of sweet with hints of caramel malt and a prominent rye presence. There are some subtle bitter hop notes that balance things out nicely. This beer isn’t very complex but the grains used provide it with a smoothness that make it very flavorful ad easy-drinking. A nice session beer.

Had this beer at Millvale Brewfest. Nice golden pour, not too hoppy but had hint of citrus anda light sweet taste. well balanced

sampler pack Pours medium orange clear with medium tan head. Hoppy aroma and flavor. Orange citrus and light pine mixed in. Full palate

A light aroma with a little hoppiness and the flavor is dominated by hops but this is not an overwhelmingly hoppy beer. Very smooth and light, a sessionable beer.

Harrisburg Brewers Fest - What is that in the aroma? Seems funky and off. Could be infected. Very light in color with some bready malts. Don’t know if it was infected but DP.

Copying from tasting notes. Bottle. Poured an amber color with a small off white head. Aroma is grainy , malty and some very light hops. Taste is lots of grain, mild hops and some malt sweetness. Nothing mixed, everything was by itself. not good.