Black Roads Kentucky Common
Noble Stein Brewing Company

The pour that emptied the entire contents of a pint can into a clear glass liter mug revealed a relatively bright mahogany-amber colored brew. The modest and lasting head above it was light biege. It smells malty, with only a little roasted character. It tastes moderately malty, without too much extra sweetness. Combining with the hops, this is delightfully earthy, without being bitter at all. Although it's not heavily flavored, there's plenty to taste, pleasantly so. There's even some decent stratified lacing to give witness to the quality of its mouthfeel. The finish is wet, but clean. This is a very nice find.