Thomas Creek Appalachian Amber

Characteristics:

Dark amber liquid with hints of copper and gold

Grape and nut aromas with spicy notes

Smooth and slightly sweet taste with lingering warmth and hints of spice and vanilla

Medium-bodied with a slightly viscous mouthfeel

Flavor Profile:

Malts
Caramel, chocolate, roasted barley

Hops
Low bitterness with hints of cinnamon and spice

Finishing flavors
Honey, vanilla, caramel, spice

Background:

Crafted by Thomas Creek Brewery in Lawrenceville, Georgia.

Inspired by the Appalachian Trail, known for its rugged beauty and diverse ecosystems.

Uses Appalachian-inspired flavorings like blackberries and chestnuts.

Pairings:

Grilled salmon or steak

Chocolate dessert

Desserts with caramel sauce

Strong blue cheeses

Where to find it:

Widely available throughout the United States in restaurants, bars, and stores.

Look for it on tap at craft beer bars or in bottles/cans at liquor stores.

Some restaurants where you can find it:

Restaurants with Appalachian-inspired menus
Those highlighting regional ingredients and flavors from the Appalachian region.

Craft beer-focused restaurants
Many restaurants with extensive craft beer lists.

High-end restaurants
Thomas Creek Appalachian Amber is often found on high-end menus due to its unique and flavorful profile.

Additional notes:

Thomas Creek Appalachian Amber received a gold medal at the 2016 World Beer Cup, signifying its exceptional quality.

It is known for its smooth and approachable taste, making it a popular choice for both craft beer enthusiasts and casual beer drinkers.

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