Recommendations for American Brown Ales with Coffee!

Port's Board Meeting is an awesome brown ale brewed with coffee.

 

I'm guessing by your avatar that you're closer to the top of IL, but if you're ever around St. Louis- 4 Hands' Cast Iron Oatmeal Brown is heavy on the coffee flavors

 

Surly coffee bender, seriously.

 

Rouges hazlenut brown nectar is awesome. the hazlenut really pops through as it warms.

 

Based on what you described, DFH Indian Brown Ale fits the bill.. it has coffee notes and some hops.. it's not traditional for the style and is more of a hybrid, but it's one of my all-time faves.. I second Rogue Hazelnut Brown Nectar too, it's world-class as well..

 

No coffee in it but Upslope's Brown is fantastic for a malt-forward brown ale. Given the amount of reviews, I would definitely consider it under the radar.

 

Don't know about the coffee but have you tried madtown nut brown by ale asylum?

 

I have had Legend Brown, Tumbler, and the seasonal hazelnut by Sam Adams. I really enjoyed the hazelnut flavor in the Sam Adams Fall sampler. I say look for anything hazelnut. I get your dilemma here, hazelnut infused browns are hard to find in my area.

 

dfh indian brown all the way

 

I'm always blown away by Pig's Ear Brown Ale from the guys at Woodstock Inn Brewery out of Woodstock, NH. It's not a big, huge beer, no. But what it's got is massive amount of flavor and is absolutely drinkable as all hell! I don't think it's brewed with coffee, so I appoligze on my recommendation in that aspect. But I do think it's a highly underrated beer. Don't tell Portsmouth Brewery this, but I think the Pig's Ear is one of the best brews out of New Hampshire . Get some now if you can in your area!

 

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Hope that helped!!