Whistler Classic Pale Ale

Brewed by Kamloops Brewery
Style: English Pale Ale
Kamloops, Canada

Sweet malt aroma with a bit of spice. Flavour is a bit benign, sweet upfront with round mouthfeel and a slightly bitter, slightly herbal finish. To be honest hard to seperate this from their honey lager.

Odd, drity amber with a small off white cap that does stick around, lots of spotty lacing. The aroma is awful. - burnt boiled out veggies, strong toasted malts, very sweet, pumpernickel bread. Flavours of toast, the wrong bitterness - a bland bitterness, weird caramel, cooked veggies, bleck! Dry mouth feel, bleck bitterness, thin. Nothing here.

Ugg, nasty funky taste. Wanted to try an English pale ale. This was a bad choice it seems.

semi-clear amber-orange with a thin beige head, and some lacing. smell of of malt, nuts, and caramel. taste is of malt, caramel, grain, a touch of corn, and some earth, ends just a little bitter.

Bottle... Poured amber with a thich, slightly off-white head. Aroma of tangy, moist grains. This beer was bordering a drain pour. Metallic and way off balanced, hops were muddy and gross. Stay away from this one.

2009 Bottle - Pours a celar lt brown with a medium white head...aroma is earthy malt and floral, rough grain...flavour is similar, abundant carbonation muddles the taste, but there is still some dry malt, light hops and toast...watery and thin on the end, this one had potential but didn’t capitalize...

On tap - pours a golden yellow with a light head. Flavour is a little wheaty with mild hops. Refreshing, but unspectacular.

Tap @ BBF: Pale orange color with light head. Nose is not hoppy, but slightly earthy with light husk and malt. The flavor is thin and almost wheaty with a light spicy earthy note in the finish that might have been hops at one point. Finishes thin.