Rogue Brutal Bitter

Not so brutal bitter, but very good. balanced and well made. 6,2 alcohol persentage gives more character and overall strenght. damn delicious

0,355 l bottle. Murky amber color, little head. Nose is malty and hoppy with some fruits in it. Taste is malty with a well balancing bitter hoppiness. Nice mouthfeel, an enjoyable brew.

light amber, thin frothy beige head. hoppy aroma, grass and pine sap, pineapple, apricot. similar flavor, with some backup malt. slightly grainy but not nicely balanced. slightly watery texture; good carbonation.

Large off-white lasting head and a hazy golden body. Light malt aroma and heavy hop aroma of flowers and grass. Medium body, oily texture and a bitter finish. Moderate sweet and heavy bitter. Nice bitterness but still well balanced flavor.

Dark orange pour with a huge creamy white head. Aroma of hops and caramel malts with notes of nuts, toffee and fruits.Taste is creamy and hoppy with hints of nuts and caramel. Overall a great ESB and a beer I will drink over and over again.

Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a pint glass. It pours a dark orange color with a creamy white head that shrunk to a quarter inch and never went down from there. Tons of lacing and good carbonation. Aroma is floral hops and caramel. Taste is slightly bitter, malty, caramel, and dried fruit. Creamy mouthfeel. This beer is super easy to drink and wasn’t nearly as bitter as suggested by the name. I really enjoyed it.

Poured a hazy orange/light brown from a 650ml. bottle into a pint glass: Aroma of faint caramel malts, citrus hops, and earth. Flavors are big on the citrus and other fruits such as apricot. Great lingering, bitter finish. Drinkability: A distinguished balance between fruity and bitter makes this ale truly enjoyable. Rebuy: Right away. #136 on 11102009, DG.

Pours golden with a large white head. Aroma is malt and light citrus hop. Flavour is malt, bitter, grape and citrus hop.