Left Hand Deep Cover Brown Ale

Bottle at Delirium Cafe, Göteborg. Amber color, nice offwhite head. Malty chocolate aroma,a bit roasted and with raisins. Malty flavor with vegetable notes. A bit thin.

The color was a light brown/orange. The head was off-white, fizzy, and thin. The aroma was nutty, some slight coffee, and light caramel. The flavor was roasty, coffee malt, and lacking. The palate was thin bodied. The finish had some raost.

Carmelized malt aroma, sharp toasted caramel zing in taste,a touch of hop bitterness,thin watery body. Too sweet to be a thirst quencher,way to light bodied to contemplate. Will pass on this one

Bottle at Delirium Café, Göteborg, Sweden. Reddish brown, small head. Weak fruity malt aroma, some earthy hops. A bit thin and watery, but with a good balance and a decent bitter finish.

Bottle: Dark red colour,thin head. Aroma of raisins,tar som fruitynes,and bread.(?) Flavor is almost the same, but has a smouth mouth feeling, who did thid beer easy to drink! Thin body,short finish.

Bottled. Clear dark amber colour, low head. LIght caramelly in aroma, along with cooked vegetables. Flavour is pale caramelley with dms here as well. Light, light malty and low on the hops. Low bitterness. Far from any brown ale.

Bottled on 04-23-07. Clear, dark brown-red with small head that tries to last. Mild aroma is sweet roasted walnut and sourish fruit. Flavor is also mild: some slightly sweet and nutty malt, faint sour cherries, and a drying earthy yeast. Palate is slightly watery, acidic-tingly, and has a chalky-dry finish. I guess it is in the UK style, but I favor the browns that have stepped outside of that tradition.

Reddish, brown color. Smell of nuts, sugar, caramel, minor hops, malt and some nutmeg and cinnamon. Taste of toasted malt, sugar, nuts, toffee/caramel and spice. A little watered down also.