Flat Earth Brewing – with emphasis on Flat

manofwy — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 00:21:59 +0000

With such a large bottle, I knew that I would need to pour it in to a mug. It formed a nice head when poured into the middle of the mug. I really like the carmel color, but I am partial to anything darker than a lager. When lifted to the nose, I noted a fruity aroma to the beer. After that point, I was disappointed. The taste was flat and almost non-existent after the first couple of seconds. A few moments later after a few more sips, the flavor had built and was now quite pleasant. There is a hint of clove and a little fruity taste. There is not an unpleasant aftertaste. In fact, you want to keep sipping . It might be the reason for the large bottle; it takes a while to build up a great taste. It is definitely a sip and enjoy type of beer that can take a while to finish. By the time I finished the beer, it was slightly warm. Lost some of the flavor and I was happy that it was done.

Flat Taste Brewing?

slepow — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 20:32:43 +0000

I don’t know. I guess I’ve been harsh, but I’m a tough grader. This beer is good. Probably the best yet. That being said, it doesn’t have the fullness of flavor I would like. In my experience, this is a problem with smaller, newer micro-brews. I like the taste, but I want more of it!

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Flat Earth Brewing – with emphasis on Flat

Flat Taste Brewing?