Olivers Old Habit

Location: On tap at the Pratt Street Ale House, 9/6/09

Aroma: Caramel malts mostly, some nuttiness
Appearance: Brown color, dark beige head
Flavor: Similar to the nose, malty up-front, and a bit of hops in the finish 6/7
Palate: Medium-body 3/4
Overall Impression: Found this to be a decent brown, the hops in the finish improved the flavor and added some balance to the all malt nose. A decent beer.

Deep brown with a creamy tan head. Aroma of caramel and hops and a smooth caramel taste.

draught wharf rat @ camden yards: pours a light crimson brown with a 1 finger froathey off white head. aroma of roast and chocolate, some toffee malt. nothing super overpowering, but pleasant. flavour is a burst of chocolate and sweet malt, some wonderful roast in the middle palate then finishes bitter and smooth.

Dark walnut brown with a red tinge. Light, pruney aroma. Perhaps the slight smoke aroma is coming from the beer, perhaps the cigarettes of the patrons. Smooth, moderate fruit, light cocoa, nice acid/chalk balance. Not sweet. Finishes off with a coffeeish bitterness. Medium light body without going watery. Quitey good, very true to style. Licorice notes.

A mahagony colored beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet with notes of muscat nuts, fruits, and other nuts. The flavor is sweet with primary notes of toffee, but also light notes of citrus and fresh hops. It prickles the tongue lightly.

Draught @ The Wharf Rat in Baltimore Brown color, nice head and lacing. Nose of light dark malts, caramel, nuts, no hops. The flavor is smooth, creamy and a bit of toast. Fairly boring and rich though.

Draft: aroma, caramel, roasted malts, hint of hops, flavor is nutty, lightly earthy , light caramel, finish is mild, lightly hoppy. Decent

Clear cola body with beige head. Aroma is mild, medium sweet, some cola. Taste is medium sweet, cola, caramel, some earthy, light salt. Medium body with low carbonation and light acidity.