Bottle sample at a tasting. Thanks Shachar. Beer of the Month club. Clear deep golden. Aroma of pine, some candy-ish notes and citrus. A balanced flavor with some slightly grainy sweetish malt and a pleasant, lingering, fruity bitterness in the finish. Medium-bodied.

From my beer club. Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a dark red-brown color with a medium sized tan head. The aroma was sour nut, light fruits and a touch of roasty malts. The flavor was bitter and roasty with undertones of toasted caramel, wood, apple and smoke. The finish was dry, bitter and woody. Slightly thin in body. Ok.

From my beer club. Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a dark copper color with a medium sized yellow-white head that faded quickly. The aroma was light floral and piney hops. The flavor dryish, tart and bitter with moderate notes of pine, grapefruit and lemon. The finish was long with lemon and pine lingering. A bit thin in body. Pretty one dimensional but decent.

Draught at Oliver twist, Stockholm. Clear ambr, small head. Mid-intensit lychee aroma. Sweetish with rock hard crystal mlt character. Medium bodied with primitive, harsh malt profile and biter grapefruity finish with some aluminium. The harshnesss of the malt renders it edgy and non-refreshing with poor drinkability. The nice hops is just perfume on something non-attractive.

(Draught at Oliver Twist, Stockholm, 13 March 2010) Amber colour with brief, white head. Fruity, malty nose with notes of citrus, apricots and grass. Malty, fruity taste with grainy malt, citrus and apricots. Slightly grassy hops in a moderately bitter finish. Medium body. Not overly exciting, but well made and refreshing.

A golden amber ale with a thin white head. In aroma, light caramel malt with light fruity esters. In mouth, a malty taste with light British hops, a bit subdued, herbaceous, plain. On tap at Clarke’s Ale House, Syracuse, Oct. 25 2009.

An amber ale witha thin off white head. A very sweet berryish aroma with nice floral hops, and maple notes. In mouth, a light pale ale with restrained British hops, nice and herbal. Cask at Syracuse Real Ale Festival, Oct. 23 2009.

Bottled as "EBC Nut Brown Ale"@Oliver Twist.
This is probably brewed and bottled at Southern Tier. Deep ruby color, small white head. Bready and nutty aroma. Bready, caramelly, a bit nutty flavor. Bready aftertaste. Simple sweetish brown ale.

Bottled at Oliver Twist, Stockholm (brewed by Souther Tier). Clear nut brown, small head. Perfumy hop aroma. Sweetish and fairly light bodied with clean mouthfeel. Floral hoppiness, not much roastiness. Medium bitterness. Behind the shiny hop surface there is not much to discover.