Pietro Piegari

Brewed by Petes Place / Krebs Brewing Co.
Style: Amber Ale
Krebs, Oklahoma USA

12 oz bottle. Pours a nice amber/brown color with a bit of chill haze. The head was a bit underwhelming but had sufficient lacing. Aroma is fairly faint but you do get a bit of caramel and a dash of...spice? The flavor is heavy on the toasted side. It’s a nice change of pace having a toasted amber with a touch of sweetness at the end...rounds it out nicely. The mouthfeel on this beer is rather nice and full. A lot of ambers fall short here but this one has it right. I could drink a bunch of these.

six pack from cache road discount liquor & wine in lawton, ok. poured a nice looking hazy amber with orange hues and a nice beige head. aroma of orange citrus, caramel, and some floral notes. flavor was citrus, yeasty bread, some hops, and malt. medium body with high carbonation. this was much better than previous krebs beers i have had.

Bottle courtesy of soonah. Pours mahogany with a thin white head. Smells of caramel, lightly fruity, tea. Tastes tarte with some sweet malt, residual sugar, tangy finish.

Bottle Pours a deep hazy amber with off-white head. Aroma of malt with some fruit notes. Flavor has nice malt tast, subtle sweetness, fruit notes. Mouthfeel is light-medium with high carbonation.....Over all, pretty good stuff.

Pours a cloudy red-orange with a modest yellowish head. Initial nose is hops with clear, sweet malt under it. I never know what to expect when I get something called an amber, and, for some reason most of these beers seem to have a nasty coarse bite to the palate. Not this one. This one has a distinct malt flavor with a clear chocolate flavor running through-out. There is a slight metallic taste in the finish, but nothing that I would have noticed if I wasn’t working at it. I like this beer just fine and am wondering why it is getting kicked around so much in the ratings. I’d buy it again.

Poured a fairly attractive amber color with a decent white head and streaks of lace. The aroma was malt with spice and surprising amount of hops. The flavor followed along with dry hoppiness cutting through the malt and the spice. Decent mouthfeel. A somewhat interesting take on the style.

Sampled during the Autumn Brew Review in Minneapolis, MN as Choc Pietro Piegari Amber. Pours a clear golden amber colored brew with a thin off-white head that quickly dissipates to a thin ring. Aroma of caramel malt, some light roasted nuts, flowery hops and a touch of chocolate. Taste is medium bodied, some carbonation with flavors of caramel malt, some flowery hops a touch of roasted nuts and spice. Finish is slightly metallic with some flowery hop and malt aftertaste.

Pours a nice ruddy brown with a dense head. Light aroma, typical caramel and a bit of fruit