Indian Brown Ale
Brewed By: Dogfish Head Brewery (Boston Beer Company)
Number of Ratings: 4093
Style: American Brown Ale
Brewed In: 6 Village Center Blvd, Milton, DE 19968, USA
ABV: 7.20%
IBU: 50
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Number of Ratings: 4093
Style: American Brown Ale
Brewed In: 6 Village Center Blvd, Milton, DE 19968, USA
ABV: 7.20%
IBU: 50
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Tasting Notes
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endlessbeer - November 30, 2012Blend of a Scotch Ale, I.P.A, & American Pale. Well hopped & malty. Notes of molasses, coffee, & raisinettes
Borderking - November 30, 2012A pleasing combination of hoppiness and sweetness, delicious and creamy. I wish it had just a little more bang for the buck, but all in all, a solid contender.
nayydaann - November 25, 2012Nice and malty but still a satisfying hop prescience. Overall good bee, but couldn't have it all the time.
Brewmaster of Disaster - November 21, 2012First beer I brewed according to directions of Extreme Brewing by Sam C. Very near to this taste...always be special for me!
Nathaniel - October 16, 2012Smells like an IPA. First flavor is a crisp burst of hops like an IPA, then the creeping, delicious, aftertaste of caramel and chocolate, like a mix between a brown ale and a porter. Bitter hops morphing to the smooth sweetness of chocolate is a perfect blend that makes for an astonishingly great and unique brew.
ckeough - October 13, 2012Chewy, sweet and yeasty with an alcohol warmth after the taste. Very good.
sadiedaddy - September 27, 2012Pours very dark almost ruby brown. Coffee nose and some mysterious fruit tones-like a plum or other overly ripe dark fruit. Good balance if not a bit towards the scotch ale side of things. Liked a lot.
