Bass Pale Ale

Brewed by Samlesbury (InBev UK - InBev)
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Preston, England

One of my personal favorites for everyday drinking. Very nice. This is a lot darker than your average pale. It has a fruity scent and flavor on the back and front. Very little aftertaste. A little gasy though. Good robust flavor, but light enough for the summer. A very nice brew

Honest, fresh taste. Enjoyed. I can go half and half on these English beers. I like some of them and then again I hate whatevers left. The same can be said for domestic brews as well. Just like anything else I guess. But who cares, were all hear today to have fun and thats what its all about, fun. Is my cock big enough. Is my brain small enough. For you to make me a star. Give me a toot. Ill sell you my soul. Pull my strings and ill go far. A little distraction, but Im fine now. Ok where was I. Oh yea. Quinns dad left some of these in his refrigerator, they where enjoyed by me, I dont think Sean is a heavy beer drinker and sticks to the basics, light beers, Coronas you know shit like that. Even though im on a diet and havent been drinking as much as I should be. But as for cheating on that diet, it was worth it Bass ale was enjoyed and shale be enjoyed once again.

not bad - pretty good for my money. a usual staple at most of the bars.

Smokey roasted flavour makes it a ’rainy day’ kind of beer. It’s not the best but it’s an easy find and it isn’t,arghhh, BECK’s!

Skunky....EWWW! All stink and bitterness aside, I usually ahve a few of these in my fridge somewhere. The Red diamond being England’s oldest registered trademark says something doesn’t it? Like Dunhill’s and Range Rovers if it’s good enough for the Queen, you might as well give it a shot, right? A little bitter, and an aquired taste. Since most of my friends won’t drinkk it, more for me, HOORAY!

A good intoduction to Ales. Great color, somwhat bitter. One of the best widely avalible beers.

Overall, quite a good ale. Nice and smooth, not too bitter. Fairly high availability is nice too.

Not a bad English Ale. Right color, and right aroma. Aroma of dried leaves with some sweetness. Flavor has the right touch of sulfer. Only complaint is it should be bigger, to me it is English Pale Ale Light. Good session beer though.