Bass Pale Ale

POURS A COPPER COLOR WITH SLIGHT TO NO HEAD SMELLS SLIGHTLY OF HOPS AND TASTE MILDLY OF THE FRUITNESS OF HOPS WITHOUT THE BITTERNESS VERY LIGHT FLAVORING GOES DOWN EASY AND REFRESHING, GOOD NOT GREAT.

I had this on tap at Buffalo Wild Wings. It went really well with lunch and was a pleasant beer. Nothing special, but not bad at all. I enjoyed it, and recommend it.

perfect pour with a 2 finger head that dissepated quickly. no real smell but what there is kind of smells like caramel lager and a bit of malt. taste of caramel and wheat. no real aftertaste.

Hopefully I didn’t get a bad bottle because the one I’m rating smelled skunked. I’ve had it before and it’s never smelled like this before so i’ll go off this and previous tastes. Aroma is strong of hops and wheat. Appearance is a brown but a bit too much see through for my liking. I had no head but that was probably my fault for not having a properly taken care of glass at the time. Flavor was hops and wheat with some bite. Purddy good. Went down smooth with a bit of bite. Overall, good beer, but honestly, I prefer it with a Guinness in the Black & Tan form. Still gotta say it’s good tho because it’s got substance and some depth to it which is more than one can say for American macro brewers.

On tap. This is a beer I previously only had in a black and tan. Was at the airport and with the limited beers available decide to give it a go. Amber with a tiny off white head. Aroma was caramel sweetness and a light spicy bitterness. Flavor was balanced well and goes down smooth and is fairly refreshing. Nothing bad to say about it.

Pours copper, with a small offwhite head. Nose is fruity. Taste is malt and caramel upfront with a small citris bite. Taste is nice, but not terribly complex. Overall, a good everyday beer.

bottled. Aroma is a bit metallic , slightly malty and a bit of pleasant hops. The beer is light amber , with a short lasting head. Flavor: starts with light maltyness , then goes bitter and very very dry. end with a note of hop flavor. medium-low palate. Overall: a nice beer, but too dry and not full enough for my taste. Its not malty enough to be called a Premium Bitter.

Bottled. Poured crystal-clear medium amber with a creamy, well-retained cap of white head. Bright, pleasant opening of citrus zest, earth, and spicy floral over honey and caramel maltage.. came across a touch sticky and syrupy, but aiight. The flavor had the same malts at the core with peppery bitterness and citrus around.. the bitterness on the latter half didn’t carry through much character, but weren’t bad either.. finished spicy and sticky. Light-medium bodied and sweet overall on the palate with only a decent transition between the sweet middle and bitter edges.. drinkable and solid.