20101231:
"This New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale is alright. It's not as good as the Haywire Hefeweizen."
[20110130]
20110905:
Prior to having a New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale I had a New Belgium Hoptober Golden Ale.
I wrote: "Compared to the Hoptober, the Fat Tire has less of a smell, less of a piney taste, and less of a taste in general. Overall, it has a lighter taste than the Hoptober. It's possible that the Hoptober diminished the taste of the Fat Tire. I think I'd prefer drinking the hoppier Hoptober over the lighter Fat Tire." 10:48 PM
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| The bike has snow on it!* (20111223) |
*None of my pictures turned out. Luckily, I gave my friend a bottle of New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale before I left back to MD. My thanks to him for taking the above picture for me.
[20110916]
20111223:
I wrote: "New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale. Good stuff. Has sort of a stout taste. Good." 8:47 PM PST
[20120117]
20140412:
After having a bottle of Rogue Dead Guy Ale, I opened up a bottle of New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale.
I wrote: "New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale. This beer is more carbonated than the Rogue Dead Guy and I guess it tastes more like an average tasting beer."
New Belgium Fat Tire Amber Ale
Relevant Links:
Fat Tire Amber Ale (New Belgium Website)
Fat Tire Amber Ale (BeerAdvocate.com)
New Belgium Website Yes/No
Website Information:
Named in honor of our co-founder's bike trip through Europe, Fat Tire Amber Ale marks a turning point in the young electrical engineer's home brewing. Belgian beers use a far broader palette of ingredients (fruits, spices, esoteric yeast strains) than German or English styles. Together with co-founder, Kim Jordan, they traveled around sampling their homebrews to the public. Fat Tire won fans with its sense of balance: toasty, biscuit-like malt flavors coasting in equilibrium with hoppy freshness.
Just the facts Ma'am...
ABV - 5.2%
IBU - 18.5
Calories - 155
Hops - Willamette, Goldings, Target
Malts - Pale, C-80, Munich, Victory
OG - 12.6
TG - 2.2
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