Mikkeller Jackie Brown

Mikkeller
Brewed at De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Brown Ale
Copenhagen V, Denmark

Bottle.Black witha hint of blood red,big head,aroma of hops coffee cream wood and caramel,taste of roasted coffee,blackberry,dark choc hops and malt,dry powder bitter finish,what a smoothy jackie b.

Classique brown ale de bonne qualité. Très moelleuse, elle offre des saveurs de noisettes, de chocolat et quelques effluves de café. Évidemment très malté, elle est douce et facile à boire.

Truly deep brown, lovely big beige head. Surprsingly hoppy, though still very light on the nose. Light roasted malt notes also. In the mouth the hops are still apparent. VEry floral and tingly. Great deep, powdery chocolate and almost burnt topnotes. Very nice, deep & ashy roast. A really nice beer gives a great depth of flavour whilst remaining highly drinkable. Love it.

pours dark brown, thick off whtie head and frothy lacing. Aroma of toasted malts, coffee, dark malts. Taste, some bitter hops, light coffee notes and malts, chocolate malts with nice toasted palate. Coffee was not too upfront. Beer had a light yeasty haze floating around that added to the bitterness that was overly present.

Clear, dark brown, thick tan head. Immediate aroma of burnt bones and toasted marshmellows. Smokey flavor, roasted grains and malt, nice bitter hops, grass, sharp coffee. Just a tad thin with a nice lingering grass on the tongue.

The bottle looks great, the beer in the glass also. Starts malty and dry, notes of strong coffee and bitter chocolate. Finish like velvet, very drinkable. Really good!

Sample courtesy of the coolest person we met in Kansas City, I don’t remember her name but she pulled up to the bar stool next to me and was in the mood for Mikeller. The beer pours a pretty reddish brown with a wonderful big head. The aroma has good notes of molasses and coffee. The flavor of the beer struck me at first as tea like which took me back to some of my first experiences with brown ale, there is no doubt a good hoppiness and a great mild coffee flavor. The beer just came off as brilliantly crafted and well rounded.

Bottle. Pours an amber brown body with a tan head. Roast y with hints of chocolate and nuts. Toast and very bitter on the finish with not much to balance the aggressive acrid bitter finish. Very hoppy brown ale.