Bass Pale Ale

TAP. A clear Amber color, nice white head. Aroma is sweet, note of caramel. Flavor is Malty with a little hoppy bitter. Mouthfeel is bitter. Good one!

Pours a dark honey color, with an inch head which quickly fades. Great lasting taste, quite refreshing all the way down. I just burped, and it felt great. A great beer in my opinion, especially for the price.

A nice, accessible Pale Ale. Nice, Amber color poured into a pint glass from a 12 oz. bottle. Some sweetness up front with a pleasing, hoppy bitterness in the back. Smooth mouthfeel with a fairly low amount of carbonation. Head retention is decent when properly poured; some nutty aroma, though nothing too strong. A very drinkable and likable beer overall.

A decent beer. Very smooth and drinkable but quite unmemorable. Lemon and honey flavors are present in this undercarbonated, thin beer. Could be worse. Would have again if at a pub with nothing better.

Light amber with a light beige head. The taste keeps changing, probably because of the different brewing locations. More than likely they use East Kent Golding hops but I’m only making an educated guess since the hop aroma and taste is not that strong. A decent English pale ale at best.

Light amber, simple, Malty, nutty, caramel, slight hop bitter, crisp, refreshing.

rated at tgi Friday’s on tap. Not what I remember.. Weak taste and not very flavorful. I will have to try again in bottle, might be bad keg?!?

One of my current favorites. Pours an amber color with a white head. The nose is amazing, beautiful caramel malt and slightly nutty. The entry is excellent. The carbonation is apparent at first and carries the malty flavor to every edge of your mouth. Tastes slightly sweet at first but leaves a slightly bitter finish, which in turn, is a perfect time to take another sip. A great, tasty, refreshing beer for a hot day or to accompany a steak.