Rogue HazelNut Brown Nectar

Tasted like cream soda with addition of slight hazelnut flavor. Easy to drink but unremarkable.

bomber, poured a plumb brown in color with a thick frothy two finger head and good carbination that stayed through the whole bottle. smell has hazelnut as advertised, slight cider sweetness, caramel, malts, and is a little funky. the hazelnut flavor is nice, slightly sweet, and has a creamy chocolate thing from the malts. only complaint is the finish just does not quite have enough punch, but it is an easy to drink beer. one of the better brown’s and with some hazelnut thrown in, real good!

Strong hazelnut aroma, which I didn’t like. Head declined quickly. Thin body. Clear, weak brown color. Lightly hopped.

On draft at the Flying Saucer. Has a deep mahogany body with a tan head. Wonderful sweet aroma with hazelnut liquor. Tastes predictably sweet with little hop presence. Light chocolate, truffle, molasses and caramel notes. Very nice. A desert beer.

Pours out a brown color with a nice tan head. Aroma is very nutty and malty. Flavor is the same. This might be the best brown that i have ever drank. this is a solid beer!

A damn good nut brown. Very nutty and malty. Tasty, Tasty, and ...Tasty. One of my favorite brown ales.

Bottle. Poured dark brown with creamy caramel head. Lots of nuts in the nose (don’t take that out of context), but I don’t get a hazelnut experience as much as just pure roasted nuts, like almonds and cashews. Taste is chocolate, roasted nuts, cream. Bitter finish. Drinkable, and recommended.

"It’s a bit nutty" This beer is wildly popular around Boise with a float of Chocolate stout. I must say that I prefer that particular version to the straight nectar. No offense to the all mighty Rogue, but at least I’m topping it with one of THEIR other beers.