Dominion Pale Ale

Brewed by Old Dominion Brewing Company (Coastal Brewing Co.)
Style: American Pale Ale
Dover, Delaware USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker

Bottle. Bitter, nutty aroma that was not too pleasant. Poured a clear reddish-brown color with a medium white head and slight lacing. Nice mouthfeel: not too light and not too heavy. Flavor is hoppy and malty with a nice caramel kick. Pleasant bitter aftertaste. Pretty good beer.

12 oz bottle, bottled 12/27/06. Pours amber color with white head. Aroma sweet malt. Taste malt with bitter bite.

Bottle. Fresh, light bready citrus nose, tiny bubbles on a copper brown body with a nicely bitter taste that finishes quick, quite bitter for an APA.

Poured much dark copper color then i expected small head. Aroma had a sweet malt to it. Flavor was citrus hops to it with a balanced caramel malt to it, not the best pale ale but not bad either.

Bottle- Deep amber with red hints, emitting a frothy beige cap. Moderate spider web lace. Fresh out the grocery store florals in the nose, lotsa hops, burnt sugars, caramalized fruits. Tastes spicy and hoppy (pine), rye bread, apples. Nice bite to the finish, assertive, and refreshing. A good one. thanks David!

Usually have a 1/6 keg of this in my downstairs fridge. It’s a perfectly serviceable APA. Well balanced malt and hops, some citrus, a solid pale ale, especially for the 1/6 keg price.

Bottle. Above-avg strength citrus and resin aroma. Expecting oiliness. Amber pour with a wee little beige head that quickly faded into nothingness. Medium-light watery body with a mf somewhere between prickly and smooth. Mild and inconspicuous. Light rubbery bitterness, a touch of woodiness, and little else. Slightly grainy. Just not enough flavor for a potentially explosive style.

Draught at Old Dominion for breakfast - RBSG DC 06 Caramel and amber. Light head and lacing. Nose of fruity hops, earthy and piney. Cereal like malty and light in body. The finish is average. Nice nose but not that interesting in the end.