Mac and Jack's African Amber

Mac and Jack is always great on a sunny day. Has an aroma and flavor of pine and citrus that finishes sharp and sweet then leaves a hoppy bite to the stomach. It might taste lite and refreshing, but be careful, because the alcohol content can definitely sneak up on you.

I tasted this while in Portland not too long ago. I don't know if it's the beer, but it was served to me without a head. I was seated outside away from the bar so I couldn't see if it was the fault of the bartender or the beer. Nonetheless, I was not very impressed with this beer. Good balance with a slight fruit note. I can't see myself trying this again.

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One of my favorite Seattle area beers. Well-balanced with a good serving of hops; versatile with many local foods- or very refreshing on its own. Still waiting for the day when it comes in cans or bottles (only on tap). Until then, every time I fly out of Seatac Airport, I'm having this at the airport Africa Lounge.

I'll have to try more beers from africa

Great all around beer...smooth taste perfect blend of hops and malt with the perfect fruitiness to it...definitely recommend to the beer enthusiast.

Great all around amber. This beer knows no season and is drinkable in all weather.

Session beer

Simple, yet outstanding. The sight is a amber color. A perfect mix of hop and malts with a sidenote of fruitiness to tie the room together. Light enough to quench the thirst, yet hearty enough to supplement a nice dinner. This brew is a clear winner.

Blue moon esq. No complexity no hops

Great micro. Wish I could find it on East Coast.

fruity aroma, citrus in particular. pretty hoppy taste

I love unfiltered ambers, and this is a good one! Draft at the Cheesecake Factory, a perfect start to the meal. Well poured in a cool mug, just strong enough. Nice!

Bland boring and wattered down so those who like miller lite can feel special when they order and enjoy one at applebees. If this is your favorite beer, save some money and go back to the pbr.

One of the Northwest's best IPA's! On tap only. Can be found at SeaTac Airport if layover permits!

Appearance. Med brown with copper highlights. Aroma. Mild butterscotch and some mild maltiness. No noticeable hops aroma. Taste. Hoppy flavor initially giving way to a very nice butterscotch and malty flavor. Hops fads quickly leaving just subtle flavors on the pallette. Texture. Med body with rocky head. Foam sticks to the glass. Drinkability. Very nice ale and is a very easy drinker. I would like a bit more malt flavor but it's great nonetheless. Overall b+