Wild Goose Nut Brown Ale

Brewed by Wild Goose LLC (Flying Dog)
Style: Brown Ale
Frederick, Maryland USA

Twelve ounce bottle pours a clear cola brown body with a small and transient beige head. Sparse lacing. Aroma is muted, just a hint of chocolate and faint grassy hops. Medium body is overcarbonated. Taste is underwhelming. Faint malty chocolate and a vague hop bitterness. Maybe this is an old bottle.

Dark brown color with a thick tan head that faded quickly. The first taste was a sweet caramel malt flavor. The flavor faded a little at the end. Not too bad. I would try again.

got this in a trade a long time ago. Not half bad. brown pour wtih a beige head. Aromas of nuts and malt/. Flavor is nutty, yeasty, crackers, etc. Not bad, not bad at all!

Very clear ruby brown color with a thin tan head and heavy nutty brown malt aromas. Warms roasted nuts and a light effervescence on the tongue gives a smooth nuttiness and breadiness to the taste but is not as ’heavy’ as the aroma suggests. Some milk chocolate slips through in the finish and lingers nicely.

This was a decent nut brown ale. I still like new castle much more. It just hat a little bit of bite that I didn’t like in a brown ale.

Bottle: Poured a dark brown with not much head. The aroma was somewhat nutty and spicy. The flavor was sweet, nuts, and toffee. It seemed a tad watered down but good flavor nonetheless. Overall, a decent brown ale but not the best.

Pours translucent amber/brown with fast receding light tan head. Very nutty aroma. Nice sweet toasted nut flavor with some chocolate. Somewhat of a light body, a respectable brown ale with a nice nutty flavor.

The aroma is nutty with malt and grain husks. The appearance is light brown with a small head. The flavor is like the aroma and nutty but watery. Overall it’s OK but not great.