Bass Pale Ale

Very good beer, one of the best I have tried in a long while. Light on the hops but very malty!

More malt taste than hops, as in typical pale ales, but this one satified with a smooth palate and subtle hops. It’s a pretty good brew at a party, or a familiy function.

brownish amber with fair amount of dense white head. Not much to the nose, with a medium build and what I can only describe as a very peppery taste. Heavy on malt, low on hops. Okay stuff when there’s nothing tastier around at the sports bar

A good beer, fairly common to find on tap. Some bitterness but no more than I expected from what it is. Not alot of hops but the malt presence is there. Has a fairly prominent yeasty or biscuity note. Much better from the tap than from the bottle.

12oz bottle - Poured light copper or caramel color with medium head. Really a nice looking beer, very good carbonation. I could smell malt, slight hop and fruity scent. Tasted yeast on palate with a weak hop finish, also slightly dry. Overall a decent beer but not overly impressed.

I was surprised to find that I had not rated this one. Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a bronze-amber color with a medium sized white head. The aroma was sour, tangy - a bit skunky and had a dry floral hop presence. The flavor was tangy, bitter and had a moderate floral hop presence. The finish was tangy, bitter and tasted a bit off. Sadly this rating of the bottle gets better scores that I would give the draft which I have had a time or two in the past when I have forgotten that while this is named Bass they really should have left the "B" out of the name.

Bottle. Light hop nose. Bright and clear orange-brown. Solid hop presence, drinkable. Pretty okay beer.

One of my all time favorite beers. Buy over and over again if in need of something easy to have a couple of. Very nice color and taste.