Moxies Big Life Amber Ale

On tap at Moxie’s. 5%. Clear copper/amber colour, nice white foam. Taste is pretty bland, Aroma is sweet, caramel.

On tap at Moxie’s on Wellington Road in London, ON- Light transparent amber pour. Head is frothy leaving some lace. The nose is mild bready caramel malts, some hops, a touch of grains. Tastes a little sweet of caramel and some cereal grains. A bit of bread crust comes into the finish and is added to with a bit of lingering bitterness. Slightly creamy and only a touch better than the lager.

On Tap in Wpg.
Clear amber beer with a small off white head. Sweet bready aroma. Sugary Caramel taste. Thin beer leaving a slightly sticky feel.

Had this one upon returning to the Scarborough Town location. Had a good steak, so figured I’d try the other Big Life beer, this time the Amber, to go with it. Not bad, came to me in a tall frosty glass with a small receding head. Colour was dark amber, almost brown, a little sweet smelling/tasting for the style but I had no problem with it; the finish was hoppy. This is pretty much a slightly better version of the Grasshopper ale that I’ve had before. Again not bad but not what I was expecting.

Tap. Blah. Sickly malt odor. Not amber. No real distinct flavor. Corny, malty, gross? Over the top carbonation. No aftertaste just unsettled carbonation.

Another way for big Rock to serve Warthog. Light brown colour. Somewhat malty. Maybe this beer is better than Trad or maybe their lines are cleaner than the place I’m stuck with Trad.

Arrived quite chilled with a small head and a nice amber colour, clear. Cheap sickly sweet malt & yeast aroma. Super caramel sugar taste, cardboard and... wait... was that hops? Light hop aftertaste. Cloying yet tolerable sweetness throughout, only because it is so thin and easily downed that you hardly notice you’re drinking bad beer because it’s so soon gone (and forgotten). Very low carbonation - shame, Moxies! Drinkable, but nothing to brag about. This is for washing down dinner, and nothing else.

On tap, Moxies, Kingsway Mall, Edmonton. Served in Bbig Life" glass. Expected amber colour. Creamy small head with good clingy lacing. Aroma was disapointing, hard to discern anything from it, mildly sweet if anything. Flavour had some brown sugary/caramel malt, some grain and toffee in the finish with a tiny hint of earth. Body quite light, carbonation also light.