Landmark Vanilla Bean Brown Ale

Brewed by Flying Bison Brewing
Style: Brown Ale
Buffalo, New York USA

Bottle from Frylock, thanks. Brown/tan head. Nose is rootbeer, ming. Flavor is rootbeer, milk, vanilla. Slightly tart finish that reminds me of burps after drinking store brand diet rootbeer.

Bottle. Pours brown with a billowing beige head. Malty sweet aroma with a touch of vanilla. The flavor has a more pronounced roasted and chocolate notes, with vanilla and a slight metallic edge. Not bad.

12 fl. oz. bottle from BOTW (Rochester), served at cellar temperature in a tulip glass. AU29.08.

App.: Clear, deep ruby with a rim of light tan. Aroma: Some brown sugar and molasses, dark dried fruits, a bit of vanilla, light milk chocolate, rich, warm and inviting. Palate: Medium-light body and fairly soft carbonation. Flav.: More vanilla than the nose, light milk chocolate, a touch nutty, some brown sugar; dry, basically no bitterness with a rather abrupt, weak finish.

Great concept, weak execution.

Bottle. Deep brown in color with a large tan head. Vanilla aroma. Mild vanilla flavor with some nuttiness. Some roasted malts with a bitter ending.

Dark brown body with a thin white head. Artificial vanilla aroma with some licorice and wintergreen notes. Light roast, mild vanilla and some unusal medicinal flavors combine to create a taste experience that isn’t too pleasant.

Slight hazelnut coffee aroma drifts atop a frothy off-white head. Deep crimson/brown in color. Tastes like rootbeer or cream soda. Some vanilla flavor sits atop this caramel brown ale. Slight astringency at the finish.

draft at blind tiger. Dark amber. caramelly with the vanilla kicking at the end. Not too special.

Bottled@Marty’s Liquor in Newton,MA. Nice brown color with a fluffy beige foamy. Aroma is sweety with notes of vanila and chocolate, a quit roasted malt too. Flavor is sweet too, with notes of chocolar, vanilla and toffee. Pretty good. Mouthfeel is chocolate..