Full Sail Pale Ale

Clear amber with a thick frothy head. Citrisy floral hop and malt aroma. Medium body with a light bitter finish. A fine example of an American Pale Ale.

Light orange color. Medium head. Slight citrus hop scent. Taste is citrus hops but weakens quickly (i..e. sip starts with a nice hop taste but doesn’t linger). All in all it starts out well but ends up being rather light in taste.

Appearance: Pours a golden-amber body with a standard, smallish, white head. Smell: Grainy pale malt scent with citrusy, lightly herbal hop notes. Taste: Pale maltiness with a bare grainy taste to it that, as you go along, develops into a slight husk astringency. Citric hop quality with a medium bitterness. Finishes dry and crisp. Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: One of those basic, average attempts at a basic, average style that does get the job done but doesn’t really thrill you, captivate you, or even hold your attention beyond that last sip.

Bottle. Copper-colored pour with a big, fluffy off-white head that laeft a nice lacing on my glass. Aroma dominated by hops with a background of malt and candy. Slightly sweet flavor with caramel and chocolate undertones. Pretty good hop bite. A bit of citrus Smooth on the palate. An easy drinking pale ale. Pretty tasty.

Bottle. Poured a cloudy copper color with a small white head that diminishes quickly to nothing. The aroma is caramel, floral hops, and sweet fruit. The taste is a smooth sweet hop with a malt finish. A good session beer easy to drink a great pale ale from full sail.