Brooklyn East India Pale Ale

Brewed by Brooklyn Brewery
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Brooklyn, New York USA

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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On tap at Rattle N Hum
Appearance: fine haze , amber tea , light top noted. 2+
Nose: blend of black tea , hint of alcohol , malt and pepper , flowery top.
Flavor/Palate : Dry alcoholic front , smooth oily body. Light bitterness swimming on top. Not very deep but dangerously drinkable bitter ale.

Can. Not bad. Maybe better than on tap despite being blocks from the brewery. Something hard and metallic on the palate sides and back doesn’t appeal but perhaps that is intentional. Gritty otherwise. A nice tropical and sweet floral aroma carries into the taste with some hard grain character taking over quickly. Doesn’t remind me of a country British pub ipa but i trust Mr. Oliver

Pours a bright golden orange with a good white head. Aroma is a bit light, yet very nice. It consists of pineapple, toffee, a bit of orange, and peach. Nothing to complex. Taste is very refreshing. It is mainly the pineapple and peach, with the toffee being underneath and more of an aftertaste. Not very hoppy, much more smooth. This isn't anything out of this world, but it is very tasty.

Pours a golden amber on tap with little white head and decent lacing. Smell is slight citrus and typical english malt. Taste is very mild, light citrus and hops. Well balanced and easy on the palate. Nothing terribly remarkable, but not bad.

From 12 oz. Can

Appearance: Pours an amber gold with a very small cap of white.

Aroma: Faint pineapple, toffe like malt.

Taste: Fruity beginning. Crushed pineapple, sweet malt, euro spicy hops but a backround note.

Mouthfeel:Full bodied with modest carbonation.

Overall: While nothing like the IPA’s I seek out/enjoy, this is a tasty beer. I wish I was able to compare this to what was brewed back then, so until my time machine gets out of the shop, I will take Brooklyn’s word for it.

Poured from 12 oz. bottle at at Quarry House Tavern in Silver Spring, MD. Clear, sparkling amber with 4-finger buff colored head and good lacing. Aroma earthy, floral hops, light fruit and a big whiff of biscuit malt that faded as the head settled. Taste starts with sweet caramel and lightly toasted bready malt before grassy, citric, earthy hops kick in. Definitely well balanced, but the balance of flavors leaves me wanting better flavor in either the hops or the malt. It's OK, but unexciting. Medium body and light carbonation yield a somewhat slick mouthfeel. Slightly astringent finish. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Body is orange/amber with a minimal flat white head. Aroma of pines, resin. Taste is pretty the same. Too bitter, even for an IPA. Not well balanced IMO

355ml bottle. Herbal aromas. Bright gold, hazy, with some white head, vanishing and some lacing.Taste is herbal, grassy, not too bitter, balanced. A bit crispy. Enjoyable, but there are better IPA´s out there.

6-pack from Midtown $5.99!?! I’ll take that. Pours a cloudy orange with a good head. I am pleased by the aroma. Heavy citrus, wood, grass, melon. Translates well to the flavor also. It’s solidly hoppy and clean. Smooth, straightforward citrus. Finish is quick and almost juicy. Notes of orange, a dash of rosemary and rind. I am surprised to see this is comprised of British ingredients, though I suppose the flavor profile is a little different than a typical American IPA. I really like what Brooklyn has done here. This is a bold, full flavored, hoppy beer.

Pours a clear orange amber color with a 3 finger head consisting of fine bubbles. Some spicy hop notes in the aroma I’m guessing there’s some Kent in there? Anyway, The taste doesn’t quite deliver on the promise the aroma made. Slightly hoppy, slightly boozy, quite balanced on the malts. A decent but unremarkable brew, I continue to lose faith in Brooklyn Brewery, a brewery that was once my favorite.

Off white creamy head. Light amber colour. Aroma is hoopy, spicy with light fruity (pear) notes. Flavor is moderately malty with fruity (green apricot) and light caramel and hoppy tones, ending in a spicy and hoppy finish. Light bodied.