Double Brown Throwdown Whiskey Barrel Aged Imperial Brown Ale, an American Brown Ale by Rogue Ales

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Double Brown Throwdown Whiskey Barrel Aged Imperial Brown Ale is an American Brown Ale brewed by Rogue Ales. For the purposes of this craft beer review, the ale was served in a nonic pint glass from a bottle.

Appearance

The ale pours mahogany and bleeds into a tawny brown at the edges. Its topped by a finger-thick head of khaki foam that offers modest retention.

Aroma

A sugary aroma is pleasant enough with chocolate and molasses; backed by a hint of whiskey.

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Flavor

A rich and malty sweetness dominates a palate that follows its nose. Cola nut follows before finishing with a lingering, earthy bitterness flushed with booze.

Mouthfeel

The feel is smooth with a full body and low carbonation.

Overall

The Double Brown Throwdown is initially too sweet but the taste improves as the beer warms when the alcohol-infused wood comes alive. That being said, this is neither the best amongst browns or barrel-aged brews.

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