AleSmith Old Numbskull
The color is a cloudy caramel, with a generous amount of off-white head. The smell is heavy on the caramel with accents of pine and, to a lesser degree, citrus hops. It smells extremely sweet. The taste follows suit with caramel, brown sugar, and dates. It's almost to the point of being coyingly sweet, but the hops cut it just enough to keep it from getting that far. The resinous hops outweigh the citrus hops by far. Mouthfeel is sticky and on the lighter side of syrupy. Very heavy-bodided. The booze comes through. Overall, a very good beer but a tough one to have more than one glass. I'd recommend splitting a bottle with friends.