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Copper Canyon Alt
Copper Canyon BrewerySouthfield, MI
USA
http://www.coppercanyonbrewery.com
Style: Altbier
ABV: 5.0%
Rings’s Rating:
Comments:
Southfield is more or less a business district, full of office buildings, strip malls, shopping centers and tons of traffic. And this little brewpub fits right in, with a bright urban and slightly upscale atmosphere to accompany a hearty menu featuring all the American fare youd expect from an Applebees or a Chilis, but with a little local twist and a couple extra bucks tacked on the prices.
The beer aint bad either.
Their Copper Canyon Alt is one of their signature offerings, as one could surmise by the name. A perfect brown in color, this has a thinner body than a typical brown ale, more in the direction of a traditional northern German Altbier it's supposed to be. Theres a lovely roasted caramel nose, and lingering glass cling that measured the sips down the edge of the pint. The balance was exceptional with a clean, sweet barley finish as this was definitely one of their better offerings and a solid four mugs.
Reviewed by Rings on September 6, 2010.
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