Pours hazy gold into a snifter. White was with medium retention recedes to hug rim. Coriander, yeast and orange citrus aromas. Medium bodied with dry coriander and bread upfront turning to tart citrus in the dry finish.

Reviewed from notes.
The appearance was a copper/red, slightly brown colored body and leaves a nice off-white two finger foamy head that lasts for a good two minutes. The body is too dark for any carbonation to be seen rising. Some minimal spotty lacing is seen here and there.
The smell has some grainy nuttiness backed up with some slight malty breadiness.
The taste has pretty much the same smells in the flavoring.
The palate sits about a medium with some slight harshness on the tongue. The aftetaste is dry. I would say this is fairly drinkable.
Overall, as much as I like browns, this one hmmm. . . I kinda don’t think I’d come back to. Why? Well, probably because there are too many other browns that I enjoy more. Its just another average brown.

Reviewed from notes. I’ve had this beer more than enough times in my life when I used to live in the New England area and almost always prefer this on tap and with food.
The appearance has a clear red/amber slightly copper colored body with a fingers worth of foamy white head. There was some light speckled yet spotty lacing that trickled down the sides of the glass. There is not any surfacing carbonation.
The smell is slightly malty, but mainly roasty nuttiness. Some breadiness comes out in the smell.
The taste is mainly the roasted nuttiness. Some caramel comes out in the taste.
The palate sits about a medium with a light carbonation profile. It leaves a slightly dry feel to my mouth.
Overall, this is not a bad beer, very similar to an American Brown, so I should really like it.

Bottle from Oak Tree. Pours cloudy yellow gold with white head. Nice lacing. Nose and taste of citrus, peppercorns, lemon, bready malt, grass and light toast. Lighter medium body. High drinkability.

Bottle from Bert’s Pours a slightly hazy medium straw color with a huge tightly bubbled bone white head that persists forever being constantly fed buy a stream of carb bubbles. Aromas of floral, pine, grass, citrus, and a hint of sulfur atop a light bready pilsner malt base. The flavor is very light crackery malt with a fair amount of spicy earthy citrusy hops. Hop bitterness is quite present as there is little in the way of malt body to counter it. Light body with a moderate to high level of carbonation and a slick resinous mouthfeel. Smells pretty damn good, tastes ok but really needs a hint more body for my tastes.

Bottle. Bette Beer Of The Month Club. Hazy deep golden with a medium off-white head. Lovely hoppy aroma full of tropical fruits and some citrus. Flavor has a bit of sweetish malt, a touch of rye spiciness, nice fruity hops, slightly piney, and a crisp bitter finish. Medium-bodied. Very nice and refreshing.