Great Lakes Burning River Pale Ale

Nice amber color that has thin lacing on the head. Good hoppy flavor with out a hoppy bite to it. Finishes well.

Pint draft from Mulligan’s in Cincinnati. Pours orange copper with a small white head. Hoppy aroma with floral notes, pine, citrus, and caramel malts. Flavor is hops, malts, citrus, and pine. Well balanced. Light body and mouthfeel, crisp from the carbonation. Bitter, with a quick, dry finish. I enjoyed this a lot.

Pours a light orange white a white head. Aromas of sweet citrus and pine hops. Aromas carry through the flavors with a slight undertone of malt. Slightly dry, bitter and sweet. A decent pale ale.

12 oz bottle (Wine Works, Springfield, OH) - Aroma: mod hop, citrusy (hop), low piney; Appearance: pale golden, white head, clear; Flavor: mod hop, low bready/biscuity (malt), low bitterness (hop) Mouthfeel: mod body, mod carbonation; Overall: refreshing hoppy and malty beer.

copper pour with a slight offwhite head. Aroma is citrus hop with some nice toasted malt backbone. Very crisp and really nice bitterness. Very drinkable with a really nice mouthfeel. A standout

Bottle. Aroma is all hops, citrus and a touch of pine. Pours a nice solid copper. Flavor is a nice meld of the hops between the citrus and pine. Palate is interesting and quick fading. Very satisfying.

Bottle. Bright orange-copper color with lace. Big citrusy cascade aroma: fresh and clean with strong grapefruit. Solid malt flavor with good cascade arooma hops and bitterness. Clean and crisp with a very bitter finish. Floral character kinds rather quickly, becoming a tad watery. Great balance, though. Should be a good session despite the strength. Not particlarly above the pack.

Nice balance. Medium hoppiness. Nice full mouthful. Medium bitterness, Smooth finish