Rating 91
Style Brown Ale
Produced In Alaska
United States
ABV 7%
Availability Fall
Reviewed By
Review Updated 2018-01-05

Perfect For

Cold Weather Hibernation, End of Day Sipping

Alaskan Brewing Company Heritage Coffee Brown Review

If you don’t like Heritage Coffee Brown then you don’t like coffee beer. An earthy coffee flavor is the most obvious, with nutty chocolate coming in later. Hops, and underrated balanced ingredient for coffee beers, are present toward the end of each sip.

What makes Heritage Coffee Brown stand out in a crowded field of coffee beers is its light body despite the big flavors. The first taste will leave you staring at the beer in amazement like a kid watching a Slinky go down stairs for the first time. It has everything you could hope for in a coffee beer and more.

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Alaskan Brewing Company Heritage Coffee Brown
If you don’t like Heritage Coffee Brown then you don’t like coffee beer. An earthy coffee flavor is the most obvious, with nutty chocolate coming in later. Hops, and underrated balanced ingredient for coffee beers, are present toward the end of each sip. What makes Heritage Coffee Brown stand out in a crowded field of coffee beers is its light body despite the big flavors. The first taste will leave you staring at the beer in amazement like a kid watching a Slinky go down stairs for the first time. It has everything you could hope for in a coffee beer and more.

Reviewed On: 11-22-2017
91
POINTS
Alaskan Brewing Company Heritage Coffee Brown
If you don’t like Heritage Coffee Brown then you don’t like coffee beer. An earthy coffee flavor is the most obvious, with nutty chocolate coming in later. Hops, and underrated balanced ingredient for coffee beers, are present toward the end of each sip. What makes Heritage Coffee Brown stand out in a crowded field of coffee beers is its light body despite the big flavors. The first taste will leave you staring at the beer in amazement like a kid watching a Slinky go down stairs for the first time. It has everything you could hope for in a coffee beer and more.

Reviewed On: 11-22-2017