Brunch Brew
Beanery Brewing

The appearance was a copper color with a super slim head that dissipated extremely quick. There’s no lacing.
The smell had a nice amount of sweet and bitter roasted coffee tones to some light cocoa coming together. Super light hoppiness.
The taste was sweet with the roast and the bitter components of coffee running into a sweet cream.
The palate was light bodied with a pretty good sessionability about it. Carbonation felt fine. ABV felt fine.
Overall, though this says APA, I somewhat thought this was more of a cream ale.

 

 

on draft, in a nonic pint

amber in color, nice white head. mild aroma of coffee. interesting flavors, but everything works well together, the biscuit malt flavors and mild roast of coffee. thin to medium bodied.

 

Great effect here from the unground beans. Easily different from the scent to the flavor. The beans taste almost the way un-roasted beans smell. Lovely and the most interesting coffee related beer I've had in a long time. On tap at Worthy Kitchen, Woodstock, VT.

Sample at the Growler Garage. The appearance was a slightly hazy ruddy orange color with a bar pour’s kind of slim head that dissipated into oblivion. There’s no lacing but that’s to be expected given the serving, I’m not worried and score is adjusted according. The smell had an eloquent amount of sweet and bitter roasted coffee tones over top of a light cocoa melding into it. The taste was sweet with the roast and the bitter components of coffee running into a sweet cream. On the palate, this one sat about a light on the body with a wonderful sessionable feel rolling about. It gets fairly creamy with a stellar sweetness rolling right on through on into and over my tongue really nice like a cream ale. Overall, well, I liked this one for me and though according to the brewer, they say this is an APA, hmmm...I didn’t get much hops in this one and am leaning more towards the cream ale style, but that’s just my opinion.