Alright here's another local Houston brewery, St. Arnold Brewing Co. This is Texas' oldest craft brewery, and they have a strong following for a reason. Some pretty damn drinkable and refreshing beers. The way I like to test out a new brewery is to give their Brown Ale a try. St. Arnold's Brown is along the style of an American Brown. Enough yapping, time to drink.
Aroma - Pleasant caramel, nutty notes. There is a faith chocolate aroma mixed in there. Hints of floral hops present. No fruity esters or off-aromas.
Appearance - This one is a little on the lighter side for an American Brown Ale. Dark copper, clear, thin off-white head.
Flavor - Smooth, slightly sweet caramel note followed by chocolate. Little to no roast present. Hints of citrusy American hops accompanied by a refreshing hop bitterness. A nice clean beer.
Mouth-feel - Medium carbonation. Very drinkable and smooth.
Overall - Good beer. Smooth caramelly chocolate malt with a hint of citrus hops. Nice and drinkable. Very good with a burger!
St. Arnold Brown Ale
Posted by
Rick
on Sunday, August 1, 2010
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American Brown Ale,
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