Uncle Billy's Bitchin' Camaro
Uncle Billy's Brew & Que

 

 

 

On tap at the brewpub.

The beer pours an amber color with a white head. The aroma is fairly hoppy. I get a lot of orange citrus notes, as well as a little bit of other tropical fruit, some grass and some biscuit malt.

The flavor is also nice and hoppy. I get some orange and pine notes, as well as some bread and a little bit of grass. Te alcohol is well hidden and the bitterness is low.

Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.

On tap at Uncle Billy's in Austin:

A - really pretty reddish orange

S - killer west coast hop aroma full of citric character

T - bready malts in the background with big hop flavor (more cirtus)

M/D - dry and very drinkable. I think of this as a really nice red IPA.

Amber, orange color. Soft offwhite head. Hop resin aroma. Good hop bite. Malt backbone, etc. Good hoppy pale ale flavor. Citrus and floral. Good balance. Zesty, medium body. Solid overall. Bartend told me it was a Pale/Amber blend, red ale seems closer.

Had on tap at Uncle Billy's. Was told this was the same recipe as used at the Bitter End by the bartender, so I'll put the review under here for now... Poured a very dark crimson color, almost brown with just a small head. Smell was hoppy and zesty and almost rye like. Taste was a balanced hoppiness with again zesty, hearty notes of rye like grain and malt. Very nicely balanced and easy drinking enough for beginners but tasty enough for everyone. Not a traditional Joe Schmoe Amber, and a nicely done beer.