Anchor Liberty Ale

Brewed by Anchor Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
San Francisco, California USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker

Originally brewed in 1975 to commemorate Paul Revere’s ride, this brew is a heavily hopped ale (Cascade hops) with a copper color and a hoppy nose.

Bottle. Golden color,fruity smell. Great fresh taste and nice long palate.

Pour is a light golden color bordering on yellow with a small white head. Nose is of light fruits and hops. Taste is very light, and of light fruits more dominantly than anything else. Rather watery, though I suppose that is the style.

Thanks kiefdog for the share. Pours a somewhat hazy orange with yellow highlights and a receding white head. Nose is lemon, earthy hops, grass, and some light malt. Flavor is similar: lemon, earthy hops, and hints of grass followed by a bitterness that reminds me of Noble hops. Light to medium in body and not bad overall.

a nice looking beer with medium white head. aroma is hoppy and there’s some fruity notes... the taste is like citrus and the hops are intense. great

On keg at The BrewDog Bar, Edinburgh. Pours a hazy blonde colour with a thick white head. that dies down. Aroma of Parmesan cheese, apple, candy sugar and yeast. An unpleasant upfront apple flavour with caramel, alcohol, marzipan and yeast. A little bitter with a dry finish. Mild carbonation and CO2 prickle with a foamy mouth-feel. A strange apple seed linger and a long alcohol hum. Not really my thing.

Pale amber, mostly clear, excellent lacing small white head fades very quickly... lively dry finish medium bodied... piney some citrus hop aroma light sweetness underneath a lightly creamy note... flavor is a touch spicy, lots of hops in a piney way over the same sweet malt from the aroma... ok...

On tap in Budapest. Very balanced beer with yeast and grape at beginning and some strong hops at the end.