Tap. Pours clear reddish mahogany, medium creamy beige head, good lacing. Aroma is roasty, nutty, toffee. Flavor is light sweet, light bitter; nicely roasty. Light plus body. Good.

Tap @ brewery. Clear, caramel brown appearance with an off white head. Heavy toffee, caramelized sugary, light vanilla aroma. Fairly well balanced , though a little bitter. More rich toffee and caramel in the taste.

Tap at Dry Dock - hazy chestnut color - nose of hazelnut, roast, toffee, light oxidation - soft carbonation in the mouth - quite dry, with moderate hard water/mineral character and ligh oxidation - suppose they were going for the authentic, British, Burton kind of character - it works pretty well - flavor of roasted nuts and toasted bread - very light bitterness on the end - milds are tough to do - I’d say they pulled it off well.