Chatoe Rogue Single Malt Ale

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: American Pale Ale
Newport, Oregon USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker

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22 ounce bottle - $4.99 at Total Wine & More in Kennesaw, Georgia. Appearance: Pours out a delicately hazed, orange-copper body with a goodly-sized, near-white head. Smell: A nose that’s chiefly lemony with a backing of fine white pepper in the fore and the grainy-scented, homegrown malts bringing up the rear. Taste: Initial taste of well dried-out biscuits and simple whole grain bread. Particularly small touch of honey-ish sweetness that’s quickly knocked out by the lemon pepper hop taste, a medium amount of bitterness, and a hand-hewn hay character. Modestly acidic. Finishes fairly dry with a bit of lasting bitterness. Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation. Slight creaminess to the mouthfeel. Drinkability: I’ll admit, it’s a cute concept. Decently drinkable and not quite as simplistic and one-dimensional as I’d first anticipated. Let’s see where they go with this whole "GYO" idea.

Aroma is slightly sweet mix of citrus, grapes, and pine. Poured a color that kind of looks like white grape juice and is a little cloudy with a small white head. Taste is a very faint citrus followed by a mild sweetness and the finish is bitter. Feels medium bodied and very bubbly. Pretty refreshing at the least.

from Erzbierschof - cloudy and bright blond-orange beer; long lasting bright white foam and a superb lacing; fresh grassy hoppiness with hints of orange peels; lively palate, moderate malt backbone, dry and bitter; a bit yeasty and with a long fruity and grassy, spicy finish

Bottle. High creamy lasting white head. Hazy milky yellow body. Mild fruity apple pear aroma. Spicy peppery flavor with a good deal of hops bitterness. Low carbonation. Long aftertaste. Quite tasty and well balanced in spite of the relatively low alcohol level.

A hazy-golden colour with large white frothy head and good lacing that dissipates quickly. A strong hoppy floral note is followed by a grassy aroma. Lightly bitter initial flavours with a moderately lasting hoppy finish, medium body, with a thin and lively mouth feel.

5/20/12. 22oz bomber. Slightly hazed golden pour, almost orange, with a nice, thick khaki head that cuts in half but sticks and laces plenty. Malty, grainy aroma with just a touch of citrus in there with hints of corn. Dry, malty flavor that also shows a touch of bitterness, citrus, and something that reminds me of melon. Not bad.

Draft at R&H NYC. Consumed quickly in the increasing inferno that was Rattle n Hum yesterday afternoon. Overall this is a light bodied ale with few outstanding qualities. Nose is light malt and a tang of hop. Weak head. Its a bit fuller bodied than Bud and has more hops. While it is a logistical hurdle to grow your own barley and hops for such a widespread beer, marketing makes this beer seem taller and broader of chest than it actually is.

Bottle @ DØE Syd. Hazy dark yellow with white head. Aroma is malt, fruit, little hop and a little citrus. Flavour is malt, fruit, hops, little bitter, medium grass little earthy and a little sweet.

Bottle. Nice head with good duration. Color is crisp clean malt, grain, grass, bitter hops. Nice and bitter finish.

Draft. Pours clear gold with a white head. Light flowery aroma, with citric hops and a plain malty base. The flavor is well balanced, with light flowery hops, pale malts and a light fruity sweetness. Decent.

Draft at rattle with Linh. Pours an amber body with no head. Aroma is sweet malts but that’s really it. Mouthfeel is medium with notes of sweet malts, light hop profile and light fruit. Very plain overall.