Starr Hill Amber Ale
Poured into a standard pint glass. A - Clear brownish red coloration which produced a two tip head. Froth settled to a thin layer and rode the rest of the way down. Lacing was attractive as well. S - Unpleasant. I don't know what it is, but something smells way off, like old coffee filters. T - Luckily it tastes a hundred times better than it smells. Slightly bitter, nice malt backing, sort of watery and not too complex, goes down easily. M - Body was thin, carbonation level was decent, light crisp finish, little to no aftertaste present. D - Inoffensive, so I'd say it's quite drinkable. Could serve as a gateway to both American craft and English styles. Worth a try.