Coopersmith's Not Brown Ale
The beer arrived in the pint glass, dark in body but clear. The head was white but not overly thick and dissipated quickly to just a thin layer on top. It did leave some nice lacing along the glass. The aroma was coffee, roasted malts, and bisquity with the taste following suit with a slight bitterness. Body-wise, it was thin. An okay brown ale that doesn't break any new ground. I see it as placing in the lower-middle of the brown ale pack for overall desirability for this style of ale.