Lancaster Amish Four Grain Ale

Brewed by Lancaster Brewing Co.
Style: American Pale Ale
Lancaster, Pennsylvania USA

A dark orange beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is very lightly of malt and hops - where is the notes from the dry hopping, that they describe? The flavor has a very complex malt back ground on which is a very light hoppy note, leading to a dry end with light notes of herbs and a light bitterness. The mouthfeel is quite smooth. I had expected more, so it is a disappointment.

Incredibly fluffy off-white head. Ruby brown colour. Metallic malt aroma. Malty grain flavour with metal undertones.

Deep amber body with a huge frothy off-white head. Sweet grain and hops aroma. Sweet caramel, some grain and some floral hops.

Very average beer... nice reddish brown color with good head. Nice apperearance, but then again what beer doesn’t look good. Taste leaves something to be desired... I taste a little iron or metal

this a very average beer. Not much flavor, character, or punch. Just bland. I won’t be holding out for this beer.

No rememberable aroma. This is darker than a pale ale. Medium bitterness that is more than I desire. Averagely soft carbonation. Overall was better than a typical pale yellow american beer. From the amish country of PA. Better than Lion Stout, that’s fer sher.

This is a good American Amber Ale. It has a nice hop aroma and finishes dry. It has an almost nutty flavor with a balancing bitterness. Does not have an over-the-top hop profile as some craft brewed ales do. I good beer to use when introducing a friend to a flavorsome ale.

From the bottle, poured a good head that didn’t last long, good lacing. Medium amber colorand a definite rye aroma. Interesting "bready" taste. Glad I had it but won’t look for another.