Turbodog
Into a pint glass, pours a gi-normous head (I mean, this is filling 70% of the glass upon the initial pour). A dark body that exhibits a reddish tinge when held up to the light, with thick lacing spiraling down the side. Initially smells like a pale, but the roasty aromas start releasing as the beer warms. The bouquet is very beer-y, with a slightly metallic smell. It's like a lager that shows a little nutiness. Flavors are roasty, toasty, and nutty. Improves as it warms, with a nice crispness on the palate. The mouthfeel is light and tingly, with the flavors creating a heavier feeling as opposed to the consistency. Overall, drinks more like a lager than an ale, but I would return again (and I have since writing this review). A solid B+.