Cooperstown Poison Pale Ale (Four Peaks Brewing Co.)

Brewed by Four Peaks Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Tempe, Arizona USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker

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Orange-gold pour with a foamy head. Sweet malt and citrus hops are the features of this somewhat middle of the road pale ale.

Tap at Cooperstown Phoenix. Pours an orange yellow color with a small white head. Aroma is malty sweet with little to no hops present. flavor is malty sweet and thin with very light hops in the finish. Nothing special.

Ugh, flavor to me was stale, hops & malt very sub-par. You call this a pale ale? I call it Stale Ale

On tap in a plastic cup. No points docked for that. The color was that of an Arizona sunset with the discoloration of the polution creating an almost orangish/pink hue. At least thats how it looked to me in the cup. There was a shallow puddle sized creamy froth. Reminiscent of an AZ rain. Medium nectar with nice mellow effers. Aroma was light with fruity flowers. Flavors are real easy going, bright and fruity with a nice bittering on the finish. A perfect sessionable Pale Ale for the hot days of AZ. I had a few cups of this. I highly recommend it.

Went to Coopers Town Phoenix just before going to see smackdown judgment day<!-- BR --> This beer was served to me in a plastic cup! WTF!..Dark amber with no head or lacing. Light, watery sweet aroma with a light hop and sweet malt flavor and watery body. Did I say this beer was served to me in a plastic cup!? WTF. A bit to sweet for my taste... I wouldnt order another but the two foot hotdogs were good.

On tap at Cooperstown. Very little hop aroma or flavor.with medium bitterness. Little disappointed in this pale ale. Lacking in malt and hops.

Tap, Alice Cooperstown in Phoenix. Had a medium hop aroma. Darker golden color with small off white head. Well balanced flavor with some mild malty sweetness and some hop flavor as well. Smooth easy drinking beer to have with your dinner.

I drank this beer at Alice Cooper’stown Restaurant in Cleveland. It has a nice color, smell, and poured with a good head. The beer cover’s the palate well. You can taste a hint of spice, and some sweetness. The aftertaste is smooth with no bitterness. A very good beer. I wish they sold it in bottles for the home.

A pretty decent version of a pale ale. Brewed by Four Peaks for Alice Cooper'stown club in Phoenix. You have to go there anyway, it is even a bonus that they have their own decent beer!