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Cottonwood Low Down Brown

Beer

By mickblueeyes
January 7, 2003 in Beer & Cider

https://forums.egullet.org/topic/15027-cottonwood-low-down-brown/

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mickblueeyes

Posted January 7, 2003

This Carolina Beer Company expression is brewed with pale malts, crystal malts, a "touch" of chocolate malt and hops from Mt. Hood.

Clear, red amber hue with a thin, white head. The nose predominantly of green, leafy, hops, with a light nutty undertone. Hint of the chocolate malt as it warms to room temp. The palate is light to medium, rich and hoppy, but without complexity. Perhaps a hint of chocolatly, malty, sweetness, but it is immediately overshadowed by the short, hoppy, slightly astringent finish. Overall, this is a good beer for drinking in the yard or while busy with other things; it is not a beer for comtemplation.

2.8 out of 5 (around average)

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