Very dark and deep copper, bronze and almost cola coloured clear body with a thinnish, half centimetre tall off-white and tan head - very deep and not very pleasant looking for the style. Aroma of earthy, nutty, grainy malts with a bunch of caramel, cardboard, rye, peanuts and funky yeast in the nose, without seemingly any hops - this one smells like a brown ale! Medium-bodied; Deep, caramelised sugar and toffee flavours show at first with some bread, yeast and a touch of sugars towards the end, but again, no real hoppiness, pungency, alpha acids or even any characteristics aside from the earthy and nutty notes. Aftertaste is one dimensional as well, with a faint hit of rye and specialty grains here, but the aforementioned caramel and toffee is the only note in the finish. Overall, this is very poor, especially for the style and I'd be disappointed even if this was categorised as a brown ale, but this is devoid of anything of value here. Definitely pass this one up and should I find any more from this brewery - I'll probably pass them up as well. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Hy-Vee Grocery in Madison, Wisconsin on 08-August-2021 for US$3,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 09-October-2021.