Prescott Liquid Amber

can... nice looking beer...rich brown amber with a big tan head and some spotty lacing. the aroma is very fruity and sweet with some caramel and a weird artificial candy smell. perfume-y flavor follows the aroma... no hops, dry or bitterness to balance it out. medium body is slick since it has nearly no carbonation. 5/4/4/2/10/2.5

Can courtesy of rustychiles. Pours copper with a lasting white head. Smells of perfume, wildflowers, hay, dry malt. Tastes fruity and dry with some grassy herbal hoppiness on the finish.

Can. Pours clear amber with a half finger off-white head. The nose is caramel and faint hops. The taste follows the aroma unfortunately. Lighter mouthfeel. Not much too this one.

Can purchased at Papago. Pours amber in color with a trim white head. Interesting blend of hops and citrus in the aroma - can’t place what’s making this unusual, but it’s close to an IPA. Tastes of strawberry, orange blossom, copper, and peach iced tea. A bit too sweet to me, but certainly memorable for it’s odd flavor profile.

Can from new canning. Pours a nice amber with a small off white head. Aroma is malt forward, caramel, touch of hops. Taste is caramel, bready,watery, kiss of hops in the finish. Good for an amber ale, but nothing really stands out. Solid brew nonetheless.

On tap at the brewery. Generally I hate ambers, and this was no exception. Very boring beer. A minute aroma and taste of caramel. That’s about it. Watery. Very easy to drink, but the opposite of interesting or exciting.

Bomber from the brewery. Clear amber pour with a medium foamy head. Light nutty caramel malt aroma and flavor. A bit of hop bitterness on the finish. A bit watery and over carbonated, but not bad overall.

Definitely a "perty" beer...but there is a flavor here that I recognize but can’t put my finger on. I wish I could help you out!!! It’s killin’ me!!! A bit above average and would be better if not for the over-carbonation of the ale. Somethin’ just ain’t right.