Carolina Pale Ale

Brewed by Carolina Brewing Company
Style: English Pale Ale
Holly Springs, North Carolina USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Pours a copper color with a white head. Aroma is malty, grainy, and bitter earthy hops. Flavor is malty, grainy, and bitter earthy finish.

overall, i just think that people need to stop making english style beers. this was fine i guess, but american pale ales are just so much better.

Tap Clear copper color with a full, lasting white head and sticky lacing. Malty aroma with a slight hint of hops. Mot much of a hoppy flavor and a little tinny. The feel is thin and watery - nothing special.

I certainly think the brewer got what it wanted in that this a Brit pale Ale and it seems true to type

Thanks dad. This beer is brewed within a 15 minute drive from my house, I plan to take the tour after christmas. This beer smells nutty and malty. I drank it with some pistachios and it was very good. The head was slim to none and the taste was not as bitter as i hoped. otherwise a very decent beer to drink with dinner.

12-9-07 bottle shared with lb4lb courtesy of Emacgee
Clear golden amber. Malty aroma with not much hops at all in it. Extremely thin bodied. Weak flavor and body with a metallic finish. Not the worst EPA - but not the best in my book either.

Bottle bonused from Emacgee<r>Pours a golden honey color with a small white head. Smells mildly hopped and mild malt aroma as well. Some metallic notes at times. Medium to full mouthfeel which I found nice, and nice carbonation. Mildly bittering hops with a moderate hop flavor and nice sweetness with a slight lingering balancing bitterness. Pretty nice EPA. Thanks Ethan!

A solid daily pale ale, great for hot days or with meals. Slightly malty and hoppy, decently balanced. Not terribly bitter. Sweet aftertaste. Goes down smooth when cold. Light and not filling.