Review: Seven Brides’ Emily’s Ember
For today’s brew from Seven Brides is Emily’s Ember. Upon pouring this beer, it’s apparent this amber ale is rich in color. I would almost call this beer a brown ale because of its deep color.
Through some serious malt action, Emily’s Ember has a very nutty taste that quickly exits your palette as the swig ends. The caramel comes and goes quickly and you are left with a slightly malty after-taste.
I cannot compare the this amber ale to any other beer I’ve had. There’s a nut brown ale that is very similar to me that I think is from Newcastle.
Honestly speaking, Emily’s Ember is a forgettable beer because is has no discernible qualities that make me remember it. It comes and goes without giving me any memorable facets to get me to talk about it to those who ask.
If you’re into Newcastle, give Emily’s Ember a try. Otherwise, this is likely one to skip.
Tags: ale, Amber ale, Emily's Ember, Seven Brides
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