Two Brothers Brown Fox Session Ale

Formerly brewed at Two Brothers Brewing Company
Style: Mild Ale
Warrenville, Illinois USA

Pours a dark brown with a small almost nonexistent light. The aroma is slighly malty but overall hard to detect. The flavor is slighly nuttly with a light bittterness and some caramel sweetness.

Amurky brown pour, not much in the nose. A little nutty, a little hoppy, not bad, but not exceptional either.

Had this in Chicago. Maybe this just works better locally and on draft. Great clear copper body with a small head that vanishes, leaving wonderful lacing. Good creamy mouth feel like a cask conditioned British ale. Simple amber malt and toffee, with light British hopping. Sour nose. Nothing great or complex, but enjoyable session beer.

Small amount of hops, with a bland coffe, chocolste taste. Its ok and you can drink a few but its a bit bland

My first mild ale! So strange. Murky brow color with not much head to speak of. The aroma had some chocolate, raisins, maple syrup, nuts and some stale coffee. The flavor seemed like a mix of a brown ale and an english pale ale. Thin palate and that nutty flavor with a little bite in the hops. the raisins and stale coffee came through too.

Dark dirty color to it with little to no eggshell head. aroma is grassy with some hops. Taste is nice caramel flavored grass. A bit too much sugar for me to session with.

A slightly nutty and chocolate aroma. A dark brown appearance with little head. The flavor is slightly sour with a peanut butter and caramel flavor. The aftertaste is somewhat dry. Decent session beer.

In the bottle. Dark brown with a beige head. Medium-sized head. Smells musty like old sweat socks. Predominant flavor is a strong tartness. Finishes a bit roasted. Very thin body. Crazy, but actually tastes a bit fishy. Maybe my bottle was old or not stored properly, but I just don’t see this as a "3."