Left Hand Deep Cover Brown Ale

Pours with ahead that goes away, but leaves pretty swanky lacing and all. Red/brown color. Slightly fruity aroma with a sort of metallic smell is that makes an ounce of sense. Taste is pretty good with definitely enough malts and a few hops. Easy to drink because of the not too heavy body.

This pours a clear chestnut body with a modest beige head. Plenty of lacing. It has a sweet worty aroma with a touch of chocolate. Medium-to-light bodied, it’s got a chocolate malt flavor with a mild nutty bitterness. Okay.

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(Bottle, Oliver Twist, Stockholm) Dark reddish brown colour with brief, off-white head. Malty, grainy nose with notes of dried fruit, caramel and hints of rubber. Malty taste with dark fruit, wild berries, cherries, caramel and hints of rubbery hops in a short finish. Low bitterness, slightly sweetish. Ok, but fairly middle-of-the-road-ish.

Had this beer on 4/29/2003. Aroma is a full roasted malt scent. Color is a nice brown with very good carbonation and thick head. Taste is mellow and nutty. Starting with a medium body it goes down with a crisp feel. Finish is a creamy nut like malt flavor backed by a gentle bitterness. It may be a little mellow for a brown but I like it.

Bottle at Oliver Twist. Clear red/brown - offwhite head. Red berries, malty sweetness, plain, weak watery body & finish. Just plain boring.

Bottled, alc. 4.4%
Deep red color, not much head. Caramelly-toffeish malty aroma with light coffeish notes. Quite light brew. A bit malty, some toffeish notes.

Bottled. Deep amber colour, not much head. Aroma is caramel, earth, some roast and big time malts. Flavour is earth, caramel a lot of malts and some slight metallicness. Wellbalanced.

(Bottle) Pours a dark brown color with a tan head. Malty aroma. Flavor was a little more complex, with some light smoke, nut and molasses. Well balanced and quite drinkable. Good mouthfeel, and slightly below average carbonation. Not as bitter as a lot of Brown ales. A pleasant surprise!