Sprecher Pub Ale

Brewed by Sprecher Brewing Company
Style: Brown Ale
Glendale, Wisconsin USA

Smooth and refreshing. The nose is a slightly malty/hoppy aroma. The palate is of finely caramelized malt with perhaps a suspicion of oats on the back of the tongue. Definitely a good pub ale: refreshing enough to wash down a cheeseburger and fries; smooth enough to drink one after another.

(Bottle) Pours a brown color with a fizzy head. Sweet caramel in the aroma, followed by a roasted nut taste. Also a sharp burnt character later on in the taste. Decent mouthfeel. A mediocre Brown Ale...

Light brown color. Quite bland. Some malt grain taste, but not much hops taste. Thin body. Touch of sweetness.

bottle. color is a nice shade of orange brown the head is small and off white. lots of caramel sweetness on the nose english yeastiness present. a little heavily carbonated with a rich full sweetness and solid malt profile. roasty malt and slight coffee/espresso burnt tinge. pretty good.

A dark amber pour with a small off white head. Aroma is malty fruits, ash, and a little roastiness. Flavor is sort of bland. Not bad, but just bland. Tart malts, light hops, and a touch of nuttiness. Decent brew.

Very sweet and malty, no bitterness at all really. Malts come out toasty, with a little splash of citrus. Smooth texture.

Basic orange tinted shade of brown. Aromas of burnt toast, brown rice and baked fish. Less in the way of taste. Minor shades of nuts, rather murky dark fruit flavors. Light to medium bodied, slightly prickly palate. This is mediocre adequacy defined.

Clear and crimson-hued, big headed, nice puffy white foam...lookin’ nice. Toasted malty nose...rosy, fruity, a little sweet, not so hoppy...mucho malty... Taste: yum...good, good’n’malty...tasty, fruity, grapey...is this an English brown ale?...funny...yum...tasty...rich and malty. Nice enough. Can’t complain, ...too much.