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Weyerbacher Brewing Co.: Winter Brown Ale

Saturday, November 12, 2011 - 5:26 PM


Weyerbacher Brewing Co.: Winter Brown Ale

5.6% alcohol by volume 

Buying details: $5.50 for a pint at Holy Smoke BBQ on 12 November 2012

Tonight was one of their Brewery nights and Weyerbacher and Oskar Blues were the featured beers.  Here is a pic of their bar with all the tabs allocated:


These were two breweries I wasn't that familiar with.  Weyerbacher is from Pennsylvania and Oskar Blues (featured in next post) is from Colorado. .... onto the review

This beer is really dark - almost black - especially considering this is a brown winter ale.  The head is close to 2 fingers, a caramel color and lingers for a spell.  No super strong aromas but some caramel and toasted notes.

The taste is really interesting.  A little bitter, but more than that it is the sweetness you notice.  Nothing too severe but a bit unexpected.  Overall it is not to heavy (if anything a little thing - considering the color) and finishes pretty smooth.

This is a really enjoyable beer.  Probably a little sweet to have too many in one sitting but a great beer to start the night out with.  I have wanted to start finding good winter ales and this one definitely goes on the list.

Overall I give this $6.50 a pint - so more than I paid for it.  If you see it on tap or in a bottle give it a shot
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