Beers similar to 4 Pines Amber Ale

Amber Ale·Australia·5.1% ABV·One of 147 Amber Ales in hopIQ·

hopIQ found 10 beers that share 4 Pines Amber Ale's hoppy and caramel character. Ruby red with copper highlights. The aroma is hop-led, blackcurrant and pear over a toasted, bready malt base that brings caramel and a light nuttiness. The palate is rounded and mildly fruity, and the 37 IBU of bitterness closes the beer off without cutting across the malt. The finish is balanced and moderately dry, with the toast holding on longest.

Similar beers ranked by flavour match rather than popularity.Similar beers ranked by flavour, not popularity.

hoppytoastycaramel

Explore 10 alternatives Compare with your taste

Also searched: alternatives to

10 beers like 4 Pines Amber Ale

Greedy Goose

Hook Norton Brewery

United Kingdom · Amber Ale · 4.2%

ALTERNATIVE

76%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Mirrors 4 Pines's dryness and fruit notes — plus richness, noticeably less bitter, minus toasty notes.

What carries overfruityhoppycarameldrynutty

Structure: less bitter, a notch softer

Compared to 4 Pinesrichfull-bodieddark fruittoastybready

Structure: Very close — a touch less bitterness, a touch less body.

Structure: less bitter, a notch softer

View beer Alternatives to Greedy Goose

Tried both? Do they taste alike?

Boréale Rousse

Les Brasseurs du Nord

Canada · Amber Ale · 5%

ALTERNATIVE

74%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Keeps toasty notes and dryness like 4 Pines, adds roasted notes, noticeably less bitter, drops bread notes.

What carries overhoppycarameltoastynuttymalty

Structure: less bitter

Compared to 4 Pinesroastedcleandark fruitbreadyberry

Structure: Very close — a touch less bitterness, a touch more sweetness.

Structure: less bitter

View beer Alternatives to Boréale Rousse

Tried both? Do they taste alike?

Original 16 Canadian Copper Ale

Great Western Brewing Company

Canada · Amber Ale · 5.2%

ALTERNATIVE

72%

FLAVOUR MATCH

A touch more roasted notes, noticeably less bitter, no bread notes — toasty notes and dryness as with 4 Pines.

What carries overcaramelnuttyhoppytoastymalty

Structure: less bitter

Compared to 4 Pinesroastedherbalchocolatebreadyberry

Structure: Very close — a touch less bitterness, a touch more sweetness.

Structure: less bitter

View beer Alternatives to Original 16 Canadian Copper Ale

Tried both? Do they taste alike?

Also close

More matches

Same idea, less detail — open a beer to see the full comparison.

1892 Traditional Ale

Quidi Vidi Brewing Company

Canada · Amber Ale · 5%

70%

MATCH

Alongside 4 Pines on toasty notes and nutty notes: adds sweetness, noticeably less bitter, drops bread notes.

Structure: less bitter

View Alternatives

All In

Georgetown Brewing Company

United States · Amber Ale · 5.7%

69%

MATCH

Shares toasty notes and bread notes with 4 Pines; adds pine notes, noticeably less bitter, but drops berry notes.

Structure: less bitter, a notch stronger

View Alternatives

St-Ambroise Maple Ale

McAuslan Brewing

Canada · Amber Ale · 4.5%

69%

MATCH

Same toasty notes and dryness as 4 Pines, adds roasted notes, noticeably less bitter, but without the bread notes.

Structure: less bitter

View Alternatives

Boréale Rousse Légère

Les Brasseurs du Nord

Canada · Amber Ale · 3.5%

69%

MATCH

As with 4 Pines, same toasty notes and dryness; adds sweetness, noticeably less bitter, no bread notes.

Structure: less bitter, a notch softer

View Alternatives

Sundog

New Holland Brewing Company

United States · Amber Ale · 5.5%

67%

MATCH

Like 4 Pines on toasty notes and bread notes — adds honey notes, noticeably less bitter, but without the bitterness.

Structure: less bitter

View Alternatives

Nine Tales

James Squire

Australia · Amber Ale · 5%

66%

MATCH

Less bitter — same bread notes and nutty notes as 4 Pines, adds sweetness, noticeably less bitter, but without the toasty notes.

Structure: less bitter

View Alternatives

Philter Red Session Ale

Philter Brewing

Australia · Red Ale · 4.8%

66%

MATCH

Same bitterness and dryness as 4 Pines, adds tropical notes, but without the toasty notes.

Structure: very close

View Alternatives