 Radek Kliber (3274), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Apr 23, 2008
Bottle 355ml
Appearance: Honey gold ale with presentable foamy top. Fine lacing. 3+.
Nose :Hop crisp , freshness with light mineral-fruity side , hint of apricot and pear.
Flavor/Palate : Slightly nutty front with sweetened hop elements. Smooth , medium bodied ale. Fairly drinkable brew , enjoyable.
ATLBeerDog (133), Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Jun 20, 2008 Pours light orange with not much carbonation. No head. Light smells of fruit and malt. Very light body. First taste is fruity followed by a slight bitterness. Very light and mild. Less flavor than I expected. Not too tasty.
swoopjones (1018), Buffalo, New York, USA
Jun 19, 2008 Sample @ Village Beer Merchants Erie Tasting. Decent APA. Had before & it has gotten much better. Copper colored nice balance. Nice hop flavor. Good mouthfeel. Malts balance well. Good APA
tjthresh (1239), LaPorte, Indiana and Belton, Missouri, USA
Jun 11, 2008 Pours clear copper with a white head. A bunch of lace. The nose shows some signs of American hops, but there is a bunch of biscuit malt character. The hop flavor is more on the earthy side, and there’s a strong malt backbone. Medium body, but a bit watery. High carbonation. Dry, malt driving finish.
afireinside96 (308), Mountville, Pennsylvania, USA
Jun 8, 2008 Bottle acquired in a trade with The_Captain. Thanks Mark. Pours orange-gold with a thin head into an English pint glass. Smells of citrus and biscuit. Flavors of nuts and light hops are present. Palate is very thin and watery. Nothing extraordinary but would make a good summer session beer.
WISEGUY572 (1074), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
May 29, 2008 A dead center no impact amber, even if they call it an American pale. Rich amber color, small head, no lace. Caramel, nuts, and some British hopping; not as bad as the other Erie. Still a tad thin and dead in the mouth. Drinkable in a pinch, but I’m not there yet. This one is going to be used as steam in a smoker.
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