Samuel Smiths Nut Brown Ale

Brewed by Samuel Smith
Style: Brown Ale
Tadcaster, England

355ml bottle served lightly chilled at Blå Rock Cafe, Tromsø. Mahogany body with good clarity and topped by a filmy, brownish layer. Aroma has got hints of roasted malty sweetness. Flavour of dark caramel, wood and sweet malts ending up with coffee bitterness. Well bodied (12.10.2007).

Bottle. Pours dark brown with then thin beige head. A little nutty but I wouldve expected more. Not that complex. Tad harsh on the palate, and just an all right flavor. Oh well.

although this was good i wasnt crazy about it... the taste was not as full as i have experienced from the other samuel smiths and it wasnt very complex either

550ml bottle. Nice amberish clear brown with a thin white head. Smells of nuts and malt. Very nutty taste with fait hints of chocolate. Pretty clean finish. Very drinkable.

Molasses flavored ale with hint of apple fragrence. Nice finish. Readily availability at TJ’s.

Bottle from Vinmonopolet. It is a nutty brown ale as the label says, and there is not much to add. Caramel and nuts, rather one dimensional, it does not have anything extra to lift it.

Smells strongly of chocolate and caramel. Pours a dark clear brown. Taste is caramel with faint coffee notes. Very enjoyable.

Nice beer. Has a nutty scent with a hint a coffee. The tast is a nice caramelish taste (not to strong though) The beer has a nice light brown head when poored. The coffee aftertast is a little much but a good drinkable beer.