Bass Pale Ale

Clear amber color with white head. Slight wheat and hops aroma. Taste is pretty clean with a watery texture. Lightly bitter aftertaste.

Damn. Forgot how good Bass was. Unpolished copper colour. Nose is tight. Even after trying my tricks to open it up the bouquet is fairly indescript besides a bit of caramel. It has an interesting slight creamy mouth feel. Taste is also surprising with a faint bit of chocolate. Wish it would linger a bit longer though. it faints towards the end. Stepping it up to 5.5% wouldnt hurt eiter.

Oh, who hasn’t had this stuff? On it’s own, mixed with Guinness, or whatever you want - decent stuff.

300 ML bottle in the USA. Nice ale aroma, carmmel color with brown head and good lacing. Taste is pure and sooth which is uncommon among the American counterparts. Not an ale fan but this is not bad at all.

One of the better "real", made-in-England pale ales I’ve had, with a good amber colour and a decent head. Aroma is slightly malty as is the taste, with a refreshing, crisp aftertaste.

Pint draft. Pours copper with minimal off white head. Weak aroma of malt, wheat, and hops. Same elements characterize the flavor, with a bit of caramel. Smooth on the palate and goes down easily. Nothing special but not bad at all, and hopefully serves as a gateway beer for some.

daft: reddish copper with thin white head. Very sweet, candy-like caramel malts. Some bitterness. Wasn’t impressed by this brew.

Can. Dark golden colour with white head. Very carbonated. Citrus aroma, some wet grass. Flavour has good richness in hops. More than in aroma. Metally and watery palate. Some bitterness.