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Type: American-Style Brown Ale ABV: 5.6%
| Price | 2.75 | | Packaging | 2 | | Aroma | 12 | | Flavor Beginning | 18.75 | | Flavor Middle | 23.25 | | Flavor End | 18.75 | | Overall | 13.5 | | Total | 91
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Brooklyn
Brown poured a dar brown color with a tan head. The nose was nice and clean and gives off light malt and hops.
The first sip was sweet with a hint of caramel. The middle is where the malt sugars dominate and give off a nice mouthfeel.
The malts eventually give way to a herbal note and the finish is mild on the hops, but very nice. The flavors transition
nicely from start to finish. Overall, this is a good, possibly even very good American brown ale that can
be used as a stand alone or session beer. It is missing that one impression to make it a truly great beer. The
beer comes in nice, retro packaging and the price is comparable to Sam Adams, but a better beer.
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