Lazy Magnolia Deep South Pale Ale
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19
style
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RATINGS: 163 WEIGHTED AVG: 2.98/5 IBU: 27 EST. CALORIES: 159 ABV: 5.3%
COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Deep South Pale Ale is Lazy Magnolia’s Pale Ale, a crisp and clean beer with the perfect balance of hops and malt. Its body and clean finish are ideally suited for all seasons, and the brew is moderately hopped for a great aroma and impressive finish. Deep South Pale Ale doesn’t fit into any category of Pale Ale, it’s a style we made up!
The Story
Deep South Pale Ale, formerly know as Reb Ale, was Lazy Magnolia’s first recipe designed to accommodate one, specific location. It was brewed in recognition of the overwhelming support of the Oxford, Mississippi market, home to the University of Mississippi. Oxford is a special place, deeply rooted in history and a vibrant center for the arts and Southern culture. Because of our consistent growth into new distribution areas, we had to change the name to accommodate our expanding. The label may not say Reb Ale anymore, however, we rebelled against style standards to come up with our own Deep South Pale Ale to make a beer for the rebel in all of us.
Deep South Pale Ale is Lazy Magnolia’s Pale Ale, a crisp and clean beer with the perfect balance of hops and malt. Its body and clean finish are ideally suited for all seasons, and the brew is moderately hopped for a great aroma and impressive finish. Deep South Pale Ale doesn’t fit into any category of Pale Ale, it’s a style we made up!
The Story
Deep South Pale Ale, formerly know as Reb Ale, was Lazy Magnolia’s first recipe designed to accommodate one, specific location. It was brewed in recognition of the overwhelming support of the Oxford, Mississippi market, home to the University of Mississippi. Oxford is a special place, deeply rooted in history and a vibrant center for the arts and Southern culture. Because of our consistent growth into new distribution areas, we had to change the name to accommodate our expanding. The label may not say Reb Ale anymore, however, we rebelled against style standards to come up with our own Deep South Pale Ale to make a beer for the rebel in all of us.
3.2
UPDATED: MAR 15, 2019 I liked their Southern Pecan better. About average for a pale ale, a little on the rusty side. I was going to grab a 6-pack of this to try locally, but a friend from GA brought some camping to try. Ok flavor...balance a tad off leaning on the bitterness side. Not really something that I'd seek again.
3.2
Pours a nice orangish color. Aroma is floral hops, some caramel, and a hint of vegtables. Flavor of a classic pale, nice hop flavor.
3.8
Rated based on notes taken 7 Nov 2012 -- Good Pale ale. Drinks well. I need to drink again to rerate.
2.7
Pretty blah pale. Not bad or off, just boring. Well, maybe a slight soapiness. Other than that caramel and lack of hop profile. Eh.
3
Poured from 12 ounce bottle from Beer Of The (Every Other) Month Club, tasted on August 30, 2013. Slighty cloudy copper hue, interesting fruity/hoppy aroma with what seems like a mango note, medium bittersweet flavor with hops dominant, sour finish. Taste doesn’t live up to the aroma’s promise.
3.5
Not much to say about it. Thin and drinkable. A little bit boring and not bad but with not great features.
3.5
Nice copper color pour very nice aroma of hops and pine taste of hops and bitter notes for me the aroma steals the show nice bitter after taste.
---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone
3.5
A pretty good beer gifted by a good friend. Pour is lite amber with a quickly disapating white head. Aroma is the high light tons of hops and sweet malts. A beer that starts malty and sweet with a nice bitter hop finsh that does not over do it.
3.3
Rated as "Deep South Pale Ale" with 5.3%.
The beer is golden in the glass, malty-floral in the nose. In the beginning this beer is quite dry and bitter. Nicely hopped and not too sweet. The mainpart is smooth, sharp-hoppy and dry-malty. The aftertaste has a little sweetness, nice dry malty-hoppy ending.
A nice dry Pale Ale. --> 10/12/11/11
The beer is golden in the glass, malty-floral in the nose. In the beginning this beer is quite dry and bitter. Nicely hopped and not too sweet. The mainpart is smooth, sharp-hoppy and dry-malty. The aftertaste has a little sweetness, nice dry malty-hoppy ending.
A nice dry Pale Ale. --> 10/12/11/11
3.1
Bottle in hotel room orlando... Copper... Thin white lacing... Soft toffee orange nose... Soft sweet orange passion and pineapple... Light sweet toffee malt
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