Appalachia Irish Honey Red Ale
Natty Greene's Pub & Brewing Co.

 

 

 

Had this on tap at Sticks & Stones in Greensboro for lunch.

Came out a nice crystal clear reddish tan. There was a 1.5 inch head on top that retained perfectly. Excellent gorgeous rings all over the glass as I sip. Smells sweet and malty. Some bready scent in there as well.

The mouth on this is a little thin. I guess that's a style thing, but I expected a bit more carbonation on the tongue. Flavor is malty and sweet, finishing with a hint of strawberries. This is a very tame beer. Nothing harsh or offensive in any way, unless you are offended by a tame average beer. Pretty good. Could do with a little more zip in the flavor, but I could drink a few of these nonetheless.

Another newer offering at the brewpub.Poured into a standard pint glass a clear amber color with just a touch of burnt orange tinge,a frothy 1/2 finger white head atop.Very clean aromas just a touch of toasted grain and residual honey sweetness,firm toastiness on the palate up front with the wildflower honey giving it some sweetness in the back end along with a touch biscuit dough.Eh its not overly complex but its not bad for what it is,my wife enjoyed so it served its purpose.