Long Trail Ale

Brewed by Long Trail Brewery
Style: Altbier
Bridgewater Corners, Vermont USA

12 ounce bottle, pours an amber color, a little carbonation with a little white head. Wheaty, nutty, smooth, but not a fabtastic beer. It was ok.

Dark Amber with little head. Wheat aroma with a little banana. Very carbonated. This is a decent beer for social drinking.

bottle. nutty wheat aroma and taste. high carbonation and a somewhat watery/thin body. decent flavors but the palate detracted. the double bag is much better.

bottle, poured a dark brown apple cider. smells sweet apples and cloves. very mild initial taste which disappointed me. very bland with no finish.

12oz bottle at Owls Head pub, in the Adirondacks. Pours darker than most lagers, but i would not call this a dark beer. Nose has slight berries which is present in the taste too. Tastes floral. Smooth beer and well balanced. I am very interested to see this is an Altbier

Pours a dark amber with a light bubbly white head. It doesn’t have a lot of aroma. I’m drinking this beer after an IPA so the taste might be a little off, but it tastes slightly bitter with some fruit around the edges.

This is my simple, "go-to" beer at fairly generic bar visits. Pours a dark copper with a thin white head. Has a bitter hop flavor with a slight, fruity aftertaste. Very light, crisp mouthfeel. Not a craftbrew by any means, but good stuff if you plan on drinking a dozen or so.

On tap at 99 in Groton CT. Did not specify NO Frozen Mug. Once I broke through the ice it was like a clean copper penny with a strong malt presence up front and a gentle hops bitter. too cold to get a nose off of but very sweet maltyness.