City Ordinance #905 American Amber Ale
Four Sons Brewery Restaurant

I learned a little of the origin of the name of this brew while visiting the brewpub. It turns out that the small city of Titusville has an ordinance restriciting anything lining the side walks of the downtown area. This includes seating that the restaurant recently invested in to put a seating area in front of their place. Since they discovered this restriction they brewed this beer in honor of the ordinance. Appearance: Amber caramel tone with a frothy tan head leaves extensive lacing all around my pint. Aroma: Upfront hoppiness succulent pine cone like tones with caramel roasts providing a nice balance to this hoppy American amber. Taste: Hoppy amber ale just the way I like it, big roasty malt character what nice brew from a smaller brewery. A lot of hop flavor is here with pine cone and citrus notes with mild bitterness. Mouthfeel: Medium bodied easy going carbonation perfect session brew for me. Drinkability: Not bad at all I really enjoyed this amber I could have definitely had a few more, and the prices at the Four Sons is very affordable we're talking $2.50 a pint not bad at all.