Main Street Mild
The Bobcat Café & Brewery

Poured into a pint glass, the appearance was a ruddy burnt orange color with a cap of a small white head. Quickly dissipates and leaves no lace. The aroma had a low amount sweet grassy hops over some caramel and toasty malts. Mild acceptable soapiness. The flavor leans sweet through the malts but even that is quite low. No aftertaste but finishes quick and sweet. On the palate, this one sat about a light on the body with a decent sessionability about it. Since the carbonation rides fairly low, malts tend to stick a tad on my tongue. Overall, English mild ale, yes, I understand and is good for what Bobcat wanted but I can see why so many people don’t like this. Me, I don’t mind this one. It’s a food beer.

 

 

 

 

 

A-Light copper with a thin ring of off-white foam. No lace.

S-Cereal malt a tiny bit of roast and faint grassy hop,not much.

T-Biscuity malts hint at sweet caramel. A vestigial notion of grassy hops.

M-Light body with an unoffensive smoothness.

D-A brew that makes itself an easy quencher, as it should be.Would like for it to be just a bit more robust to make it interesting AND quaffable!