Uncle Ernie's Amber (Uncle Ernie's)
I had this amber at Uncle Ernie's Bayfront Grill & Brew House. This is a local Panama City-area seafood restaurant. The decor is interesting, the food is fantastic. While eating at this wonderful place I had to try out one of their brews. What better one to start with than one with Uncle Ernie's in the name?
From the Uncle Ernie's site:
"A mild, amber brown ale characterized by medium body. Light nuttiness and a sweet residual flavor derived from our use of honey malt. This ale is copper in color, moderate in alcohol, and was designed to be consumed in quantity."
General Thoughts
From reading the description on their site, it's a session beer. I don't know the ABV, but I'm going to say 5% or less.
Look and Smell: This was a nice dark amber. Pleasantly dark. It had a nice white head that dissipated quickly. It had a light smell, a bit malty.
Taste: It was not too carbonated. You could taste the malt, but no hops. The aftertaste was nice and smooth. The malt flavor lingered, but wasn't sweet.
From the Uncle Ernie's site:
"A mild, amber brown ale characterized by medium body. Light nuttiness and a sweet residual flavor derived from our use of honey malt. This ale is copper in color, moderate in alcohol, and was designed to be consumed in quantity."
General Thoughts
From reading the description on their site, it's a session beer. I don't know the ABV, but I'm going to say 5% or less.Look and Smell: This was a nice dark amber. Pleasantly dark. It had a nice white head that dissipated quickly. It had a light smell, a bit malty.
Taste: It was not too carbonated. You could taste the malt, but no hops. The aftertaste was nice and smooth. The malt flavor lingered, but wasn't sweet.
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