Bass Pale Ale

Pours a nice copper color with a small white head. Has a malty/grainy aroma to it.Caramel malts with a hint of hop.Kinda metalic aftertaste.Not bad,not great.

Decent, obviously not a pale ale as the name indicates. Very little hop aroma or flavor. Mostly carbonated and malty. Drinkable and smooth.

on draft @ JFK airport. Flat and malty are the only words that can describe this fairly. Very little carbonation, very little taste, just obvious malts. Maybe there was something wrong with the keg? anyway, not my liking

This is the beer that got me away from Icehouse. The beer that started my love of DIPA. I drank this like religious until my cousin dropped a 6 pack of Hop Devil on me. This is a great macro and is easy to swish around in your mouth to get the popcorn loose. Just an easy beer to drink. I’m very happy that this one is on tap in so many places. It’s my safety.

Draft at Kozy’s, Edina. Slight, unremarkable aroma of caramel and malt. A rust, low-carbonated appearance with little foam. Palate is low-carbonated, a touch watery, but smooth and slightly creamy like a traditional bitter. Flavors of caramel, malt, and cream with a slight metallic finish. Flavor definitely biased towards sweet/malt. Enjoyed it; tasted more like a classic bitter than I remembered; but I’ve usually drunk this at home out of the bottle. Much nicer beer on tap.

Bottle. 12 fl. oz. Clear, amber color with small white head. Light nutty, malty aroma. Thin, watery, yet smooth mouthfeel. Flavor is slightly bitter with a dry finish. Nothing spectacular, but very drinkable.

Tap: Pretty good bitter flavor, nice dark, honey colored ale. Pretty thick and heavy, but still goes down smooth.

A fun beer for the whole family. Smooth, some flavorful malts. Not too hopy, but it is English, mind you.