Left Hand Deep Cover Brown Ale

Everything about this other than the color seemed fleetingly fast to me. Yeah, sure its drinkable, but a ghost of what it cold be. The fact that my sampler pack of 12 had 6 sawtooth ales in it and two each of three other types kind of steamed my clams as well. Time to redo tyhe grain bill on this puppy.

Bottle. Pours a clear brown color with a longlasting off-white head. Malty slightly roasted caramel aroma. Sweetish malty roasted caramel flavor with some hoppy notes. Sweet malty finish with some hints of caramel.

(Bottle) Pours deep dark red. Aroma of caramel, nuts and chocolate. Also some dark bred. Light flavour of soft roasted malt, chocolate and nuts. Light caramelly. Round and soft mouthfeel but a bit too thin. Rather sweet. Light body.

Has a slightly sweet yeasty aroma, almost like Nestle’s chocolate milk. Nicely attractive. Very dark color but not black, clear brown. The flavor of this is quite unique, almost chocolaty in nature. That aroma is so fun! Tho it has a slight detectable bitterness, it is well controlled and it makes this brew easy to enjoy. Good level of carbonation. Much better than Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale and about on par with Tröegs Rugged Trail Nut Brown Ale. Can’t hold a candle to my local East End Fat Gary. Overall, a very enjoyable brew.

pretty decent, sweet cookie-like brown ale. Nice head retention, creamy mouth, enjoyable. a tad thin.

Bottle Red pour with nice head and decent lacing. Very malty aroma and flavor. Not too great overall, average.

It’s a nice, red mahogany colored beer with a creamy head. The aroma has notes of malt and a bit of dried fruits. The flavour also has notes of malt, slightly roasted, dried fruit and the overall impression isn’t very strong. 2392

Bottled. Haz y amber. Dry and nutty hoppiness in both aroma and flavour. A bit roasted.