Ellicottville Two Brothers Pale Ale

Bottle from craft beer outlet in Phila. Amber/golden pour with a orange aroma. Mild hoppy taste with a malty finish. It was interesting.

(bottle - 12 oz) Amber pour with a fizzy white head. Aroma is citrusy and hoppy with a lot of flowery notes. Flavor is definitely Southern Tier. Bitter and floral hops with a nice peppery and citrusy middle. Smooth and bitter at the finish. Nice.

July 19, 2009; 12 oz. bottle. Amber color; thin head; sweet aroma, substantial piney, slightly-astringent bitterness; the Southern Tier influence is evident. A lucky find in the local grocery store. Will have one of these anytime. Update on Sept. 17, 2009: Have sampled this several times over the past couple of months and like this more than ever -- an uncommonly good APA. Dreadfully underrated.

(12oz bottle) Minimal white head atop clear amber body. Aroma is moderately sweet, peach/orange, light bread. Taste is medium sweet, orange/grapefruit, some peach, bread/caramel. Light-medium body, some acidic crispness, low carbonation.

(12oz bottle) Pours a clear golden body with a medium creamy white head. Aroma of perfume, passion fruit, lemon, and orange. Flavor of hops (floral, grassy) and light crystal malt with a dry mouthfeel and bitter finish.

Almost clear light amber (orange) in color with a small but lasting white head. In the nose, I get some moderate citrus, as well as some caramelized malts with some lightly nutty malts. Taste is relatively light bodied, with a moderate citrus and floral hop character. Some crystal malts- molasses, and lightly nutty malt body. Bitterness is moderate, lingers a bit and becomes a bit piney in the finish. This is a pretty solid easy drinking APA.

12oz bottle-pours an off white head and gold color. Aroma is sweet pine/citrus hops. Taste is somewhat bitter pine/herbal hops, some light malt. Thanks jwc215&dmac for picking this out.

Easy drinking pale. Good solid flavors with a nice balance of sweetness and light hops. Pine, citrus and bread.