Nut Brown Ale
Bluegrass Brewing Company in Louisville, Kentucky, United States 🇺🇸
Brown Ale Regular|
Score
6.27
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BBC Nut Brown Ale has a diverse grain bill which lends this traditional English ale a variety of flavors that coalesce into a remarkably smooth and pleasant drink. Additions of various pale, caramel and dark malts create a smooth, sweet malt profile with hints of roasted nuttiness. Multiple additions of English hops round out the flavors and give this classic beer a true flavor of the Old World.
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6.2/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 7
Flavor 6
Texture 6
Overall 6
bottle - This is a basic, decent brown ale. It smells of roasted malts. It tastes like roasted malts with some nuttiness. There’s a mildly dry finish and not much hops presence. It’s uncomplicated and not bad.
Tried
from Bottle
on 14 Aug 2006
at 18:06
7.5/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 7
Flavor 7
Texture 8
Overall 8
Rerate 04/01/2004: Tried a glass of this at the BBC in the Cincinnati airport. This was a lot better than the last time I tried it. This was their current seasonal selection. Clear dark brown with a medium thick beige head. Thin lacing. The aroma is very nutty, along with a touch of malt. Nicely smooth with a roasty and nutty character. Malt and hops are also present in the flavor. The finish is crisp and nutty. Overall my experience with the beer this time around was much more favorable.
11/12/2002 (3.0): Tasted at the Barrelhouse Brewing Company Microbrew Fest on November 9. This was just called "Nut Brown Ale", so maybe they brew it every year on their anniversary. Dark brown with a thin head. For some reason I got impressions of bubblegum in the flavor along with the malt. It also had a slightly sour finish. This was an odd beer.
11/12/2002 (3.0): Tasted at the Barrelhouse Brewing Company Microbrew Fest on November 9. This was just called "Nut Brown Ale", so maybe they brew it every year on their anniversary. Dark brown with a thin head. For some reason I got impressions of bubblegum in the flavor along with the malt. It also had a slightly sour finish. This was an odd beer.
Tried
on 12 Nov 2002
at 21:50