This is a 5.2% ABV alt beer from the Zipline Brewing Company of Lincoln, Nebraska.
The beer pours a deep, dark amber and copper in color,
nearing garnet. There is a tall half-inch of thick foam that is very light tan.
The aroma is malty, nutty, caramel. The taste follows the aromas, malt forward,
both nutty and caramel sweet, adding in dark fruitiness, but heading into a
dry, almost oaky finish. It is fully and finely carbonated, easy to drink. Very
nice.
“A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it is better to be thoroughly sure.” -Czech Proverb
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Samuel Adams Escape Route
This 5.0% ABV Kolsch style ale is a limited release from the Boston Brewing Company, makers of Samuel Adams beers.
I tried this again in 2016, the beer is now hazy, and it is less sweet. Overall, I would say it is now better: The beer pours a hazy apricot and honey orange. There is a tall, thick, foamy head of white. The aroma is grain, straw, grass, with a light fruitiness. The taste follows the aromas, much grain and straw, coming to a fairly bitter and grassy finish. The beer drinks smooth with a tingle of carbonation, it is easy to drink and refreshing.
The beer pours deeply golden in color, yet clear. There is a
tall and thick foamy head of white. The aroma is malty, grassy, semi-sweet, a
touch of fruit, lightly herbal and light straw. The taste follows the aromas in
general, but is even sweeter than the aroma would indicate, although the finish
does end fairly dry, a bit grassy and bitter. It has a medium body, smooth,
lightly carbonated.
I tried this again in 2016, the beer is now hazy, and it is less sweet. Overall, I would say it is now better: The beer pours a hazy apricot and honey orange. There is a tall, thick, foamy head of white. The aroma is grain, straw, grass, with a light fruitiness. The taste follows the aromas, much grain and straw, coming to a fairly bitter and grassy finish. The beer drinks smooth with a tingle of carbonation, it is easy to drink and refreshing.
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