Laughing Dog Crotch Sniffing Bastard

Brewed by Laughing Dog Brewing
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Ponderay, Idaho USA

22oz bottle. Pours dark amber in color with tan head. Aroma sour, hops and sweet. Taste roasted malt and hops with bitter finish.

bottle. pours a dark amberish copper color with a thick foamy off white head. Nose is creamy and sweet like sugar with a nice biscuity malt note. very pleasant. Palate is creamy and smooth. Flavors of biscuity malt and some light caramel sweetness. overall, very nice

Bottle… This beer rocks!… Beautiful, clear copper ale with a large, fluffy, off-white head that slowly diminishes to a small, tight crown. The biscuity, malty nose proffers light chocolate and caramel notes. Full-bodied and chewy with moderate carbonation. Lots of delicious, gooey caramel and a dab of milk chocolate. My kind of beer – malty as hell, but generously bittered. Malty, hearty finish with lingering bitterness. Reminiscent of Lake Tahoe Red Ale; a beer that really rang my bell back when it was brewed, circa 2002. Bottle provided by ygtbsm94!

Bottled at Oliver Twist, Stockholm. Clear reddish amber with rich growning off-white foam. Strong well-rounded aroma without edges of cookies, nuts, brown sugar and crsip wet grassy hops. Medium-bodied with rounded and compact notes of treacles, crackers, nuts, toffee, resin and berries. Solid yet crisp mouthfeel. Long medium-bitter finish of nuts, grass and resin with smooth sweetish undertones of chcolate-cream. Really nice US-style ESB, this...

22 ounce bottle from Beer Run in Charlottesville, VA. Pours a clear copper color with a medium head. Good head retention and nice weblike lacing. Aroma is strong caramel and butterscotch with the faintest grassy hop notes. Taste is butterscotch, bitter hops and caramel. Pretty much a butter bomb. Medium bodied.

On draft at Isaac Newtons.Pours a dark copper color with a thin film. Aroma of malts and hops. Nice sweet malt backbone and a decent bitter hop bite all the way to the finish. Nice attempt at an English style bitter.

Tasting – Wine Source. Clear dark copper, white creamy head. Big aromas of toffee and molasses lay on undertones of toasted bread and cantaloupe. Soft toffee citric flavors round with notes of nutty earth and warm biscuits throughout. Light to medium bodied, soft carbonation, bittersweet finish. A flavorful and well crafted ESB…

22 oz bottle acquired from TheEpeeist. Thanks a bunch, Chris! Been wanting to try this beer since I joined RateBeer. Pours a very striking fiery copper, big offwhite head that cakes and laces well, dies to a moderate layer, very light haze. Aromas are toasty malts, caramel and biscuit with light toffee, some good floral hoppiness and subtle citrus. Very appealing. Initial is lighter in body, pushes nice toasty malts, caramel and biscuit again, with faint nuttiness. Earthy and floral hops, with very light citrus, the balance strikes well, the hops don’t overtake anything, but compliment the very nice malt character. Earthiness really takes over on the backend, the sweetness is there, but covered/baanced well by that and the hops. A very nice ESB, albeit my only qualm might be that it is a little thin, but I really like the flavor profile it pushes from a solid malt base to light fruitiness up front moving back to earthy hop and bitterness in the finish. Cheers! EDIT: The bit of thinner body really makes this beer go back easy.