Rogue American Amber

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: Amber Ale
Newport, Oregon USA

22oz bottle - Poured a dark amber color with a medium head that faded after I started drinking. Aroma was a silky malt with a hint of hops. Flavor was smooth finished with a light hop taste. I really enjoyed this beer and would purchase again. Aroma and flavor are top notch. Rogue brewery is becoming one of my favorites.

Has a caramel nose and taste. Some hops in the finish which I enjoyed, however the finish also imparted a sour / off taste that I didn’t find to be pleasant. Also, mine was called "Red Fox Amber Ale". I wouldn’t

Bottle. Pretty good. Nice hop taste, matched with a finish which is hard to put my finger on.

Bottled under the Red Fox Japanese export allias. Caramel and crystal malt aromas, with hints of citrus. Pours amber red. Crystal malts, caramel, Northwest hops, hints of citrus. Decent american amber with typical Rogue pacman flavor.

Bottle. 12oz. Pours dark amber, kinda hazy, with small off white head. Aroma is a little grassy, little floral, and a bit caramel malt. Body is light, with a mild yet fizzy carbonation. Flavor is lightly bitter, with notes of sweet malt up front that fade quickly to nuts and faint fruitiness, caramel, and most of all a grapefruity hoppiness. Finish is dry and lingering grapefruit bitterness. Pretty good stuff.

Bottle. Pours copper with fluffy ivory head. The aroma is pretty fruity- pineapple, slight mango and tangerine- but there is some pine and toast, too. The flavor is pine and toast, very light alcohol, and some plum notes. Chalky and woody tones then kick in, and it finishes with a woody (almost oaky) yeast presence.

Dirty rocked, and hoppy as hell. I love how you can just hop the heck out of an amber ale, or a pale ale, or whatever, and it becomes awesome.

Pours amber with a small white head. Sweet aroma with a nice hop background. Hops and more hop varieties make this beer o.k. at best. Nothing More. Medium bodied.