Sierra Blanca Roswell Alien Amber Ale

Brewed by Sierra Blanca Brewing Co
Style: Amber Ale
Moriarty, New Mexico USA

Dark amber brown color. Small sized white foamy head. Aroma is malt, caramel and toffee, somewhat sweet. A medium bodied amber. Malts are fruity an sweet. Hops are earthy and slightly floral. Fairly tasty as amber ales go. Very drinkable. I did not see any strange lights in the sky or get visited by any large eyed gray green aliens while writing this review or drinking the beer. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish is clean and smooth. Aftertaste is slightly sweet.

Amber with a small beige head. Aroma is pretty sweet caramel malt. Weak caramel malt flavor.

Talk about a bad bottle. Maybe I got one or the aroma is just what well leave that to your imajination with out losing your lunch. Flavor is a malty spice from mars I would guess. Amber body and not much fora head. Maybe just left for the real aliens.

Bottle via Eric: Amber space hued with a fizzy big green head and okay supernatural lacing. The aroma has notes of caramel and moon dust, floral and spectre hops, apple and unindenified flying yeast esters. The taste starts malty sweet with a Majestic-12 top-secret minor yeast note. All the hops have been removed to Area-51 and will never be heard from again. The feel is a hoax and comes off chalky and rather inconsistent. This beer is nothing more that a skeptical attempt to take off on the legend that is Roswell. Only hard-core faithful and curiosity seekers alike should bother sampling this quite Alien brew.

bottle from tanner tavernboys. very plain malt aroma, no hops to speak of. medium body--it’s a plus that it’s not thin, but it’s a middle-of-the-road amber ale.

This beer is a clear amber color with a thin beige head that rapidly dissipates. Very thin lacing. The aroma is earthy malt and sweet caramel. Medium-bodied and skewed toward a sweet malty flavor, but with a light hops presence now and then. That’s really about all the beer offers flavor-wise. The finish is fruity with a touch of hops. Pretty straightforward Amber, but I don’t see anyone beside Mulder going back to this one regularly.

Poured a clear copper color with a very thin off white head. Aroma of light fruit, sweet amlt, caramel, and some earthy hops. Flavors of caramel, light sweetess. Fairly clean light body. Not too bad.

I detected the aroma of an English hop, very light, mixed with the light almost sweet malt nose. The color is beautiful a medium amber with a hint of red that’s very bright and well filtered. An off-white head that dissipated quickly. A mostly malt flavor with hints of biscuit and caramel with a medium-dry finish. Almost no hop flavor up front and just a tinge of hop in the aftertaste. A very well balanced amber. This is a gentle beer. But, according to BJCP style guidelines, ambers are light in aroma, low in bitterness and medium-light in body. This amber fits the description. It could be a bit more carbonated.