Jefferson's Moose

22oz bottle pours out a cola color topped with a sand head. Nose is light caramel malts some grassy earthy hop notes. Taste is more of the caramel sweetness grassy hops and a little bitterness on the end.

650 ml bottle with the best by May, 2016 ticked on the edge of the label. Almost see through brown color, normal carbonation. Weak head retention. Aroma is caramel malt, weakly nutty like hints. Weak earthy note.

Not much in the way of toasted nuts or big malts. Mostly just weak caramel malt. Weak earthy bitterness. Body is very watery and light. Mouthfeel is more water then malts or character. It is not undrinkable, very below average in every regard.

Bottle from Bert’s Deep clear reddish brown color with a smallish off white head that dissipates rather quickly. Aromas of caramel toffee and hints of butterscotch. Light earthy hop aroma. Sweet rich caramelized malt sugars with lots of butterscotch and toffee. Light mineral water and earthy hop flavor, light hop bitterness. Medium body moderate carbonation. Decent enough pale ale. Has some diacytyl in the aroma and flavor and that usually ruins a beer for me. For some reason this beer and Pig’s Ear kind of work with that flaw in it.