American Brown Ale - American Ales

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American Ales: American Brown Ale

35 American Brown Ale Beers Reviewed

Beer	Brewery	# Reviews	Rate Avg.	H.A.
Naughty Nancy's Nut Brown Ale	Manchester Brewery LLC	2	8.0	100%
Old Brown Dog Ale	Smuttynose Brewing Company	1	8.6	100%
Oscura	Furthermore Beer	1	6.0	0%
Over Ale	Half Acre Beer Company	2	7.1	50%
Palo Santo Marron	Dogfish Head Craft Brewed Ales	2	7.3	100%
Pullman Brown	Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery	2	8.5	100%
Rocky's Revenge	Tyranena Brewing Company	2	8.3	100%
Sweetwater Georgia Brown	Sweetwater Brewing Company	1	6.0	100%
TBA	Stone Brewing Company	1	8.6	100%
The Bellaire Brown	Short's Brewing Company	2	8.0	100%
Truck Stop Honey Brown Ale	Back Forty Beer Company	1	7.9	100%

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ABV Range

4.3 – 6.2%

IBU Range

20 – 40

SRM Range

18 – 35

Original Gravity Range

1.045 – 1.060

Final Gravity Range

1.010 – 1.016

Highest Rated In Style

9.3

Indian Brown Ale

by Dogfish Head Craft Brewed Ales
9.1

Coffee Bender

by Surly Brewing Company
8.7

Ipswich Dark Ale

by Mercury Brewing Company
8.6

Old Brown Dog Ale

by Smuttynose Brewing Company
8.6

TBA

by Stone Brewing Company
8.5

Pullman Brown

by Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery
8.5

Doryman's Dark Ale

by Pelican Pub & Brewery
8.3

Rocky's Revenge

by Tyranena Brewing Company

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