Recent Posts Tagged With 'pale ale'

• Very Bad Elf

  Posted on Monday December 21st, 2009 at 08:32 in pale ale, grade c, ridgeway brewery

  Name – Very Bad Elf Country – England Type – English Pale Ale Appearance – Poured a very clear amber/copper color with a big bubbly white head that disappeared very quickly but did leave lacing on the glass. Smell – Bread like malts along w...

• Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale

  Posted on Friday November 20th, 2009 at 12:09 in pale ale, flying dog brewery, grade b

  Name – Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale Country – United States Type – American Pale Ale Appearance – Pours a pretty clear copper color with a big white head.  There is some lacing that it leaves on the glass. Smell – Grapefruit like hops, so...

• Founders Harvest Ale

  Posted on Wednesday November 4th, 2009 at 08:13 in pale ale, founders, grade b

  Name – Founders Harvest Ale Country – United States Type – American Pale Ale Appearance – Pours a clear orange color with a small white head but it leaves a good amount of lacing. Smell – Citrus and floral hops are pretty much all I pick up...

• Anchor Liberty Ale

  Posted on Friday October 2nd, 2009 at 08:35 in ale, pale ale, anchor brewing company, grade b

  Name – Anchor Liberty Ale Country – United States Type – American Pale Ale Appearance – Poured a slightly hazy bright orange color with a nice white head. Smell – Very distinct smell.  It’s a sweet hoppy aroma that is citrus like but...

• ACME California Pale Ale

  Posted on Monday September 7th, 2009 at 14:57 in pale ale, grade b

  Name – ACME California Pale Ale Country – United States Type – American Pale Ale Appearance – Poured a pretty clear deep amber color with a good sized white head that left a little lacing. Smell – Floral and grassy hops with a yeast presenc...

• Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest Fresh Hop Ale

  Posted on Friday June 19th, 2009 at 09:04 in pale ale, sierra nevada, grade b, sierra nevada harvest

  Name – Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest Fresh Hop Ale Country – United States Type – American Pale Ale Appearance – Pours a slightly hazy rust color with nice sized white head that left a lot of lacing on the glass. Smell – Definit...

• Denver Pale Ale

  Posted on Sunday June 7th, 2009 at 08:46 in pale ale, grade b, great divide brewing company, denver pale ale

  Name - Denver Pale Ale Country - United States Type - English Pale Ale Appearance - Pours a very cloudy straw yellow color with a huge frothy white head.  Lacing was amazing as I have seen with past Great Divide brews. Smell - Very yeasty at first s...

• Pick Axe Pale Ale

  Posted on Monday April 13th, 2009 at 08:10 in pale ale, tommyknocker, grade c, pick axe pale ale

  Name - Pick Axe Pale Ale Country - United States Type - English Pale Ale Appearance - Poured a slightly hazy amber color with a very small white head.  But surprisingly it left quite a bit of lacing on the glass. Smell - Slightly hoppy aroma with a ...

• Samuel Smith’s Organically Produced Ale

  Posted on Monday March 9th, 2009 at 08:46 in pale ale, samuel smith, grade b, organically produced ale

  Name - Samuel Smith’s Organically Produced Ale Country - England Type - English Pale Ale Appearance - Pours a slightly amber color with minimal head that fades fast anyway. Smell - Some sweet malts with a mix of grains and floral aromas. Taste ...

• Blue Heron Pale Ale

  Posted on Tuesday February 17th, 2009 at 07:51 in pale ale, grade d, blue heron pale ale, mendocino brewing company

  Name - Blue Heron Pale Ale Country - United States Type - American Pale Ale Appearance - Poured a hazy gold almost orange color with a very thin bubbly head that disappeared very quickly. Smell - The smell was rather skunky.  Some hop smells to it. ...

• Brooklyn Pennant Ale ‘55

  Posted on Friday January 9th, 2009 at 08:15 in ale, pale ale, brooklyn brewery, grade c, pennant ale 55

  Name - Brooklyn Pennant Ale ‘55 Country - United States Type - American Pale Ale Appearance - Poured a medium reddish amber color with a nice sized white head. Smell - Smells weren’t to strong but some malts were there and I could smell a...