Toasted Amber

Thanks Henry.
This was poured into a becher pint glass.
The appearance was a fairly dark amber color with a decent carbonation seen rising to fill a finger’s worth of eggshell white foamy head. Stringy lace.
The aroma had some caramel/toffee maltiness up front with some earthy hops. Sly little bits of dark chocolate came in at the end.
The flavor was basically the same as the aroma - the malty sweetness rolling into the bitter portions of hops and popping some dark chocolate to meld gently. The aftertaste was full of the same initial taste. Finish was basically the same as well.
The palate was about medium bodied with a decent sessionability about it. Good carbonation and the ABV felt good.
Overall, pretty nice amber worthy of having again.

Can from Kelly and Paul, Thanks Pours a deep amber color with mild clarity and a bubbly off white head that persists. Caramel maltiness with a hint of chocolate. Light fruity earth to counter. Nice gateway craft beer.

At the source: pours amber with an off white head. Aroma is caramel and toast. Taste is pretty toasty. Somewhat sweet. Plenty of caramel. Easy drinking amber that is somewhat away from normal.

Location: Draft at the brewery, 4/18/15

Aroma: It has a light aroma of caramel and toasted malts.
Appearance: It pours a clear amber color with a beige head and some mid-heavy lace.
Flavor: It has a fairly light flavor as well, toasted malts, lightly sweet, lightly bitter.
Palate: It is medium bodied, with a soft carbonation, and a mildly dry finish.
Overall Impression: I wasn't particularly excited by this beer, overall, this one is just a kind of a dull Amber. Not bad, just a little on the boring side. I liked the mouthfell.

Draft at brewery. Pours clear amber with off white head. Nose and taste of toasted malt, coffee, light earth and light fruit. Medium body.

Draft at the source. Cloudy variegated amber brown color, bright tan head. Nice aroma of brownies with burnt edges. Taste is sweet caramel with. Aburnt edge. Light body.