Draught @ the Banter. Clear brown with reddish tint, small foamy beige head, sweetish caramel aroma, low carbonation, bitter caramelized malt taste, thin body, long bitter finish. The ’heaviness’ is not very noticeable, though the bitterness is!

Draught @ Malt and Mold. Inky black with small beige head, coffee aroma, medium carbonation, medium bitter mocha taste, somewhat thick body, long bitter mocha finish. Very tasty and satisfying.

Draft. Deep brown body with a tan head. Aroma of roasted malts, roasted coffee which dominates anything else that may be here. The flavor is moderately to heavily sweet and lightly bitter. It finishes moderately sweet and lightly to moderately bitter. Medium body, velvety texture, moderate carbonation. Overly sweet, but not cloying. Like dark roasted coffee with cream and sugar. The aroma is nice; the flavor falls off.

Draft at Milk and Hops, Chelsea. Rating#5900! Dark brown, light brown head, medium lacing. Roasted coffee aroma. Hints of fruit. Lighter on aroma, flavor, and body than I expected. Average to lively carbonation. Short duration. Pretty good, but everything about this beer just feels a little thin.

Draft at ABC Kitchen, 11/7/16. Unlcear caramel-amber pour with a beige head. Caramel malts, biscuit, some citrus, and a bit of earth. Medium bodied, pretty clean. Decent enough.

Shaker at the restaurant. Amber clue beer. Malty and mineral with a nondistinct hoppiness. Pale ale with American yeast. I’m not site there is much else to say. Fine and dull anno covers it.

Draught @ Malt & Mold. Clear copper red with small frothy off-white head, very faint caramel aroma, medium carbonation, lightly bitter caramel taste with rye at the background, thin body, medium bitter finish. Tasty, the rye is not do prominent.

Bottle at home upping my Staten Island ticks. Amber pour. Nose is carame malt light pine. Tastes of pine, orange peel, malt, caramel, candy. Not very bitter smooth brew finishes touch sweet.