 potbeercollege (246), Boulder, Colorado, USA
Nov 4, 2009 Draft at Sherpa’s in Boulder. Golden orange with small white head, orange citrus, sweeter bitterness. Mild wheat and malt aroma and taste. flavor overall is malt dominated. Nicely carbonated lightly skunky aroma. finish is long and wet although lightly sweet. Goes well with Indian food and is mild to balance spicier Indian food.
notalush (2626), Denver, Colorado, USA
Oct 1, 2009 Pours a lightly hazy gold, some large suds in the lace - kind of a boring beer, even for an amber ale - yeasty, with notes of bread, bland, innocuous fruity esters, light tartness/tanginess, a touch of acidity, and lingering, mild bitterness - some biscuity, british-tasting maltiness - very forgettable, even only seconds after you swallow.
Headbanger (1574), Aurora, Illinois, USA
Sep 21, 2009 12oz bottle 8/22/09-Pours a clear medium amber with a small tan head. Malt, caramel, and toffee come through in the nose. Flavors the same with some dryness and sweetness coming in. Another normal medium bodied amber.
KAggie97 (2406), Ugly, Hot, and Humid Spring, Texas, USA
Sep 20, 2009 Bottle.
Pours a deep, rich cheddar orange with an aroma of biscuity malt and cereal. Hints of sweet bread and peach cobbler dough in there as well, but they are not assertive enough to change my rating. Flavor is pumpkin meat and a touch of peach bread, with notes of oat, grain, and malted cereal in the finish Average mouthfeel. Not a bad red but just par for the course and no separation from the norm.
thebeertourist (2750), Oslo, Norway
Sep 12, 2009 Bottle from Utobeer. Hazy amber with a small creamy head. Citrus and raisins caramel aroma. Fruity flavours, a bit metallic. A bit watery. Not too bad in the end.
ROGUE (621), Newark, Delaware, USA
Sep 11, 2009 On tap (brewery tap house). Poured a bold honey color with a two finger off white head and had spotchy lacing throughout. Aroma of sweet pale malts and some light citrus. The taste is malty with a sweet honey finish and a bit of citrus hops. A very balanced and smooth easy drinker.
Magicdave6 (5383), London, Greater London, England
Sep 4, 2009 Bottle at the odell meet the brewer event in the rake. Alround rating: Biscuity, very malty, caramel, tea like hop when it combines with the caramalt, balanced and tasty.
arrogantb (694), Denver, Colorado, USA
Sep 1, 2009 For an amber this sure doesn’t look it, it looks more like a pale ale to me but who really cares? The color is more golden orange with a very puffy, healthy white head sticking to the glass before I have even had one drink. The smell is grass, malt and beer! The taste has some slight grass quality to it but is very balanced and the first impression I got was cereal. The aftertaste has some bitterness to it that reminds me more of macro lagers than hops.
Serving type: bottle
Reviewed on: 08-06-2007 14:57:15
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