Red Brick Ale

Brewed by Atlanta Brewing Company
Style: Brown Ale
Atlanta, Georgia USA

Bottle: Medium pour with little head. Tasted smokey to me. I thought it was a well blended brew with a good amount of depth. I really enjoyed this beer.

Bottle. Sweet butterscotch malt aroma. Cloudy reddish brown color with small head. Slightly sweet butterscotch malt flavor but not nearly as sweet as the aroma would lead you to expect. Very light hops finish with smooth buttery aftertaste. A interesting brown ale - I really enjoyed it - but as the other ratings state - if you don’t like butterscotch - avoid this beer.

Dark ruby color with a creamy ring around the top. Spotty lacing. Aroma of butterscotch is really nice. Flavor is a little creamy and sweet. The butterscotch reappears. A nice little ale. Quite nice.

Brown/light ruby color, good calrity. Smell cocoa, coffee, dry nuts, mint, biscuit. Taste: chocolate, toast, dry nuts, coffee. Finish toasty and nutty. Not a brown ale at all, but I enjoyed the malt interplay and it was very clean tasting. I liked it.

(bottle) Clear, dark amber body with a big rocky head. Aroma is mildly sweet, roasted malt, and some hops. Flavor is very malty, slightly sweet, with some hops. Chocolate flavor also, and a dry finish. Medium bodied.

12oz bottle courtesy of a recent trade with Ding. Nice brown-red color, little head to be seen, and a good malty smell. Very tasty and slightly reminiscent of great divide hibernation. Easy to drink and better than I expected and I am not a fan of this style. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 04-05-2009 20:54:21

Not too bad. Fits the typical American Ale style, low aroma and hoppiness (if you want hoppy try their summer brew), medium body with a brief aftertaste.

A dark, malty ale. Toffee flavors to start and a good, hop-balanced, dry finish.