Farmhouse Ale
Natty Greene's Pub & Brewing Co.

 

This was an interesting suprise from Nattys. It was a copper orange body with a huge foamy (slightly) pink/orange head. Great lacing. There wasn't a whole lot going on in the nose, but decinitely some sweet malts. The flavor was a bit more complex than the otehr Natty Greene's I've had; citrus and sweet fruits, yeasts. Not much malt and not much alcohol taste. The feel was a little mroe dry than the sweeet aromas would lead you to believe, but it was pleasant. Very smooth and not as bland as the others. It also left a lingering dry feeling on your tongue that other Nattys had absent ( other nattys had little or no aftertaste). Overall rather drinkable and my pick for best brew from this micro.

A new Natty's selection as of last nigh,.poured a slightly hazy lighter amber with a tight one finger head that left no lacing behind as it settled,lemon dominated the aromas with a touch of wet grain but nothing major.Flavors start out with the lemon oil hitting quite hard with a lightly toasted grain flavor coming thru to the finish that lingered and was quite pleasant.A basic biere de garde not earth shattering but worthy,flavorful with substance nice to see Scott take a stab at this style,well done.