[5/11/12] Draught sample at Copenhagen Beer Celebration. Black, not completely opaque, with a light brown head. Roasty-hoppy aroma. Flavor has some roastiness and coffee and lots of bitter, slightly citric hops. Medium-full-bodied.

From tap. Pours dark brown to black with a small tan head. Aroma is roasted malty and toasted, breadish and liqourice. Smooth dense malty, liqourice and dark roasted malty. Bitter and dry finish.

From tap. Pours clear and golden orange with a small off white head. Aroma is fruity and crisp hoppy. Bitter, dry and light herbal. Peachy and mild grapefruity. Dry and bitter finish.

Draught. Spicy hop aroma. Clear red amber colour. Small tan head. The flavour is spicy with a caramelly note. Interesting spicy hop flavour.

Draught @ CBC ’12
Aroma has some mocha coffee and vanilla. A bit light palate. Flavour is roasted with vanilla and mocha. Dry finish. Good stuff when looking at the ABV.

Draught @ Copenhagen Beer Celebration

Pours pitch black with a smooth foamy head. Aroma of roasted malts, vanilla, chocolate, hints of syrup. Taste is smooth and creamy with slight roastiness, hints of vanilla, chocolate and coffee. Finish is smooth and slightly roasty Quite good.

On tap at the brewery. Pours with a clear, medium brown hued body with a large tan head that lasts and leaves excellent lace. Aromas are nutty, rich, malty, chocolate, walnuts. Some spicy and earthy, resiny hop character (medium hop strength in the aroma). Flavors are good. A very solid american brown ale! Nutty, malty, chocolate, chestnut, walnuts. Good bitterness with a near neutral balance. Leathery, bready, earthy warm. Medium citrus and slightly resiny hop character. Clean. Medium bubbles, a touch low on body (only real complaint on this beer). Medium dry. Very well crafted American Brown Ale.

On tap at the brewery. Pours with a clear golden hued body with a medium sized and lasting white head that leaves good lace. Aromas are citrusy, dank, floral, and resiny hops. Low malt character and mostly clean yeast wise. Flavors show quite a bit more maltiness (seems to happen in very low alcohol hoppy beers). Grainy, bready, soft malt character. Medium bitter with an overall bitter balance, dry, floral and citrusy. Light to medium bodied, dry, tasty. Easy drinking.

On tap at the brewery. Pours with a clear golden hued body with a medium sized white head that leaves great lace. Aromas are mildly bready, spicy, citrusy, green and grassy hops with a pretty high cohumulone character about them. Flavors are grassy, a bit herbal, nice and bitter (without going overboard), medium alcohol notes, citrusy, pine, grapefruit and dry. Lively bubbles, medium bodied and dry. Another well made 7.1% IPA from Beachwood.