 JAF737300 (733), New York, New York, USA
Jun 13, 2007
This ale pours a nice copper with a pretty decently primed head. The notes are light and malty. The flavors show a crsip and hoppy flavor which offers a nice balance between the crispness and the bitterness.
adrian910ss (1009), philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Jul 31, 2008 Pours a beautiful clear light coppery color with a medium sized white head. Aroma of bitter hops with a hint of grapefruit. Taste is bitter with hops present and hints of faint citrus.
billtheman (49), milford, Delaware, USA
Jul 22, 2008 Not much aroma, appearance is light, but flavor is ok, pleasent on the palate.
I had this one at Where Pigs Fly in Dover De. I choose it over Coors, the only other choice on the menu was Bud which I avoid like the plague. This brew went fine with the slab of ribs at this nice Dover eatery. Next time I eat there I’ll order it again, inless the put a new beer on the menu.
WillieV (158), Maryland, USA
Jul 1, 2008 Served at a concert. Not the best nor the worse beer ive had at such a venue. Light brown pour with a pretty thick white head. Nothing to say that this beer sticks out from any other..
joshwilfong (508), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Jun 13, 2008 dark reddish briwn with strong tan head. flavor of crystal with a strong hop bitterness and some flavor also. not necessarily a tasting beer, but an enjoyable drinking beer
Slipstream (344), USA
Jun 11, 2008 Thanks to Adrian for a bottle of this Dover, Delaware micro. Rich, amber color with a full, malty aroma. There is a nice drawing of a peacock on the label. The taste is fully hopped, with a sharp bitterness coming thru most clearly. It is not as "balanced" as the label claims, in my opinion. The hops come out ahead, and if that is your pleasure, you will like this. It is dry and fizzy on the palate. It might go well with strong foods like chili or lamb.
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