Upon first sip, all of the above comes together for what is stylistically a good Amber. Just about everything they do is right on style. City Amber tastes of sweet malt on the start, and halfway through it turns into...
I bought it to share with some friends over at Tam's, but you can see why it might not have been the best option for the BMC squad. I didn't share after all, but the...
Mooring Line Amber pours with the slightest of haziness and a rich copper-brown color. There's a solid two-fingers of foamy head that sinks as quick as the Titanic, but it leaves a fine layer in its wake that rests at the top as you drink it. There wasn't much...
Oso Bueno is an American Amber Ale, which has beautiful copper hue that is accompanied with streaks of orange that hints at its tangerine like notes. There is a fine line of head that will stay constant with the drinker, which enhances the...
So imagine the joy in my face when I popped the cap of this brew and a flood of aromas were released. Hints of caramel with a quick punch of hops followed by a balance of citrus invaded my nose as well as the sizzle of carbonated beer filled my...
From the immediate pour to the lift of the glass, I was swarmed with caramel hints and what seemed like coffee undertones. The beer’s physical appearance was a copper with murkiness that allowed very little light to shine through, it seemed almost thick but allowed a thin lace of head to rest on top. My first taste was...