Alaskan Pale

Brewed by Alaskan Brewing Co
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Juneau, Alaska USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Really floral aroma! Nice citrusy taste. Overwhelmingly so, actually. Lovely use of hops. Light malt. Touch of herbs. The hops here are extremely light in flavor, yet assertive in the aroma, which I enjoyed a lot.

Crisp and enjoyable. Hops were there, but barely. Malts and citrus rule throughout. Pours a light orange color with off-white head. Enjoyed the amber a little better overall.

Crisp hoppiness defines this brew. Citrus, floral tones, and malts are also present. A nice balance throughout with a solid hop finish.

Pale amber-gold, fully clear; with a medium, just off-white head. Bit of iodium nose, seaweed, pale malts, peanuts. High restsweetness, high grain level. I think "crisp" is the word, with means usually not enough hops, and often adjuncts; There’s hops here, but they are not really assertive. Restsugars give lots of slickness, nearly cloying. Not their best offering IMO.

12 oz ounce bottle, appearance: well carbonated, light colorFlavor: slight corn and grain with thin malt. Palate: medium body. Overall a good beer

12 oz bottle, pours with a thin white head and fairly neutral aroma, maybe some fruit. Slightly malty, slightly fruity, crisp well balanced flavor, quick finish. Well carbonated. I can’t taste any bitterness at all. Light body. Good for its style, I think they might be a little misleading when they put "pale" on the label. Almost like a kolsch but not as hoppy. This is a beer to drink after you get done mowing the lawn.

Pale orange, white head. No hop aroma. Malt sweet flavors dominate hopness. It tastes like an amber to me. Needs more hop and more bitterness in the finnish.

Pale yellow with smallish white head. Soft, fruity, citrusy, and sweet aromas. Refreshing, and fruity drink. Medium bodied, and easy drinking. Not to be sought out, but certainly not to be turned away.