CCM +Malta

Brewed by Companyia Cervesera del Montseny
Style: English Pale Ale
Sant Miquel De Balenyà (Seva), Spain

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle. Pours a slightly hazy golden with a fizzy head that barely exists before it’s gone. Pleasant and rounded floral and fruity hop aroma, with toasty malts underneath. Melons, apricots. A tiny bit buttery. Fairly straightforward in the flavour department, with a hiny of a sour note in the finish. A little thin in body, this could use some more girth. Carbonation was fairly sparse. All in all, a decent pale ale.

330ml bottle. Dark amber colour, some head, but no lacing. Malty and citrus aromas. Light to medium body, and soft carbonation. Taste is malty, sweet, citric.

Bottle from Venerables. Slightly hazy golden colour, off-white head. Nose is citric and light malty. Flavour is light malted, citric, bit grassy. Medium carbonation. Fairly bitter finish. Good drinkable.

Got a bottle at great power of beer and wine, sevilla, spain. Orange and golden color and a medium to thick head. Medium to high carbonation. Medium to high bitterness and a nice high hop, malt, cereal and fruit aroma.

Bottle labled Malta Pale Ale. Pours orange gold with a large off-white head. Aroma of citrus, malt, and grain. Taste is citrus, malt, and hops. A bit sweet. Easy to drink.

Pour is a dull orange with a friggin huge white head. Aroma has some hops along with a ok caramel malt. Flavor is weak and watery with the hops only showing up very late and even that can’t save this. Way to thin and light.

UPDATED: JUL 7, 2011 Appearance: Orange golden, clear. Some off-white head. Aroma: Fruit, slight lemon. Hops and malt. Taste: More fruit, but mostly malt and some hops. Grains? Info: 330ml bottle, 28/6-2011

Tastes and smells more like an APA than an EPA. Citrus in flavor with some decent malts, overall pretty good.

33cl bottle from a local supermarket. It pours a cloudy deep golden-amber liquid with a small-medium white and bubbly head that dissipates quickly with no lacing. The aroma is complex, with a rather strong hoppiness, grassy and floral alike, with a little citron; and a very nice roasted malty base, with some caramel notes. It tastes a little maltier, with a citrus/herbal balance of the roastiness and the general sweetness of this brew. It finishes semi-dry, sweet and bitter. A nice brew that tastes very natural. Presentation (bottle and crown cap) is OK.

Orange/gold, foamy white head, fruit/caramel aroma, lively carbonation, light tartness, interesting.