Sacramento Celtic Amber

On tap. Clear orangey brown with a creamy beige head - nitro style. Sweet burned caramel and nuts in the nose. Medium body, very sweet roasted malt and burned caramel. Basically no bitterness. 130709

From tap at the brewpub. Pours clear and golden amber with a small, off-white and creamy head. Aroma is vague roasted malty. Roasted caramel malt flavoured. Light sweetness. Almost no bitterness in the finish. Soft malt flavoured lasting impression.

Draft at the brewpub. A deep red-amber beer with a lazing light tan head. The aroma has notes of nuts, malt, and caramel. Thej flavor is sweet with notes of nuts, caramel, malt, leading to a sweet nutty finish.

From the Jug at the GABF, Colorado Convention Center 12/10/2007 Rich floral aroma. Beige head. Amber coloured rich on the palate and fruity with a nutty malt finish.

Draft. Rich amber beer with a light tan head. Light malt aroma. Light citrus, light malt, light caramel flavor. Medium bodied. Balanced beer. Caramel lingers with light citrusy hops.

A malty brew with caramel notes yet sweetness withheld. Kind of flat on the carbonation. This tastes a little stronger than the purported 5.4% at the brewery and in a beneficial way. Just decent overall.

~Pours a dark reddish brown color with thin white head. ~Nice biscuit malt scent, normally dont care for this scent in beers, but this one is nice. ~Biscuit malt taste, light hops, nice balance. ~Medium feel, good finish. ~This is a good amber. I really like the ambers from this brewery.

Appearance: Pours a clearish, dark reddish body with a thin, wispy, off-white head. Smell: Weak nose smelling of hints of fruit, caramel malt, and a pinch of grains. Taste: Slight caramel malts though very little sweetness. Faintest hint of grain. No more than a touch of bitterness. Dry, yawn-inducing finish. Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Medium carbonation. A bit watery, I must say. Drinkability: Rather uninteresting and an average amber, at best.