Numbers Ale

Bottle courtesy of pyuke: Poured a clear golden colour with a decent sized white head. Nice lacing left behind. Nice nose, firm hops, some grass and earth. Taste has a lil bit of metallicy taste, but not too much. I didn’t think this was a cream ale. But if it is, it’s damn good! Thanks PAul :)

Light golden color with A light banana and spice. Kind of like a light American tripel. Not bad.

Bread on the nose, malty, some cereal aromas coming in, not really any hop character. Pours golden amber with a thin white head. Very malty, easily accesible, very mild bitterness. Not bad but not a lot there either.

On draft at the brick store. Pours a clear light amber with decent white head and fair lacing. Nose of apples and butter. Estery apple fruitiness, and a medium body that falls off quickly leaving a good bit to be desired. Not aweful, even though I don’t like the style particularly.

Location: 12 oz bottle from Greens Discount Beverage - Atlanta (Buford Hwy), 5/11/09

Aroma: Earthy, light fruit sweetness, some bread
Appearance: Golden color and thick white head, lots of lacing
Flavor: Earth, citrus smooth maltiness
Palate: Pretty light, simple, but nice enough
Overall Impression: Found it to be pretty interesting. If you are looking for a big beer, you have come to the wrong place, but if you are looking for a nice beer for its style, well I thought this one was pretty decent.

Pours a golden color with a white head. Aroma is of earthy tones, citrus, and yeast. Flavor was better then aroma. Lemon, citrus, and earthy tones dominate. Crisp finish but nothing I would buy that often at all.

Golden color with a thin white head. Lemon and yeast in the nose. Citrusy, tangy, and sweet. Not really remarkable. Just ok.

it says it on the bottle.. Session beer. This is a fairly typical Ale wannabe with some good fruity tastes and a malty nearly expressionless flavor. Not on my list to re-buy.