Brooklyn Ale

Bottle, amber color slight floral aroma, slightly malty foretaste and a bitter after taste with a a very little bit of a metallic twang at the end. Something I would not buy again.

Bottle. Not much happeing, amber in colour, with some mild floral hop characters, some light toffee, sweetish and a bit flat, i thought the lager was better than this.

Dainty aroma that smells clean and mildly malty. Tea colored with a thin white head. Herbal and bready flavor with a very mild bitterness. Clean tasting.

Bottle marked: Pennant Ale ’55. Pours a rich/red brown. Aroma was kinda yeasty. Nice flavor, not that bitter. A not overwhelming metallic aftertaste is present.

Regardless of the name & commercial description, my bottle’s label reads Pennant Ale ’55. It pours a bright copper color with a rapidly collapsing, creamy white head. The aroma is a soft caramel with very mild fresh apple and a light herbal hopping. Medium-bodied, the caramel continues into the flavor, abandoned by the fruit but joined by nuts and supplemented with more herbal hop bitterness. It finishes on a slightly sweet, somewhat tinny note.

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Definite caramel flavor here. Good copper color too. I kind of like this one. Not my favorite pale ale but then again there really isn’t anything wrong with it. IF only I were a dodgers fan...

Light malty flavor, notes of cabbage, some caramel. Copper colored beer, small white head. Light malty flavor, slight acidic note.

Mellow, lightly hopped, carmel complex, rather dry for a pale, not bad, but nothing special.