Purchased at: Vintage Estate
What makes this beer different: Nutty/Brown sugar flavor
Will I be drinking this again: Without a doubt
Grade: A
11/24/09: To date this is my favorite English brown ale. The only other two I have had are New Castle Brown Ale and Samuel Smith Nut Brown. This one is less hoppy than the Samuel Smith, and much smoother than the New Castle Brown. This beer goes down super easy, and has a nice nutty and brown sugar flavor.
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The name's Drew. Just a normal 32 yr old guy from Pittsburgh with an abnormal obsession for craft beer, web design and photography. I run my own web design business over at Steel City Creative. My reviews aren't meant to be technical, but more or less to give you an idea what the beer looks like poured, and a basic idea of the taste. If you want a detailed review of a beer you see, head on over to Beer Advocate.
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Drew,
I think you should give Brooklyn Brown ale a try. It is a must try in the brown ale category. I’ve had other brown ales that have been a little too thick for my liking. Almost stout like in consistency. The BBA is B.A. !
Let me know what you think.
NT
Nick, I am revealing your identity to all of the internet. Thanks for the comment brotha. If I remember brooklyn was a little bit hoppy for me but I will try it agian.