Reviewed from notes.
Bottle to pint glass.
Appearance: ruddy amber with some transparency and a two finger white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: sweet malty tones, biscuits, molasses, some earthy & grassy hops
Flavor: meshes the prior noted aromas to a malty sweet blend; finishes malty sweet
Texture: light to medium bodied, sessionable, very smooth along the tongue and some stickiness
Overall: good what it is but just needs something to rough up the stickiness, make it not be sticky.

From tap at Laurelwood Public House - PDX. Aroma is sweetish chewy malt, hops, bready, ripe fruits, caramel. Flavour is medium sweet and moderate to medium bitter. Medium bodied. Sweet but enjoyable drinkable Red Ale.

Red pour with white head. Malty aroma with sweetness and a bit of hop. Malty flavour, sweet but not sickening so. Light bodied.

Second beer on my second flight in Devilicious, Temecula California on 10th Feb 2017. red hue to the amber pour, on top an off-white head of tight bubbles. Malty molasses in the nose with caramel esters winning the individual stakes. Taste is semi-sweet and again malty and caramel dominating the flavour as well as the aroma. My sweet tooth liked it.