Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale is from Samuel Smith
Old Brewery in Tadcaster, England. It is
5.0% ABV and has 31 IBU’s. This was
another beer we sampled in a beer tasting event that I put on. I cannot wait to review it. Enjoy!
Appearance- Very murky golden brown beer. There is a little white head with high
amounts of carbonation. It is see
through, but there is little visibility to say the least. There is very nice lacing the entire way down
the glass.
Smell- Big hazelnut and pecan slam you right in the
face with a huge amount of malt sweetness.
There is definitely a toasted malt/barley smell. Honestly, I know it is crazy but it smells
like the candy twizzlers.
Taste- As cliché as it is I am getting crazy amounts
of nuts. There is a lot of hazelnut and
roasted malt that just radiate with high amounts of sweetness. I might even be getting a bit of like a
dehydrated papaya.
Mouthfeel- Medium body that does leave a little bit
of a nice coating on the teeth. Very
high drinkability, it goes down dangerously smooth. I would really consider this a sessionable
beer I could drink many of these in a night.
Overall, best brown ale I have ever had. I think it just matches the description of a
brown ale. Anyone, I mean anyone, could
enjoy this brew. I highly recommend it
to anyone and I would definitely buy this beer again. CHEERS!
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