Lamar Street Organic Pale Ale

Daffodil and honey aroma. Blurry amber pour with a thin, lacy, off-white head. Clover taste, not complex, but delicious. Slight hop finish. Suprisingly good.

I found this beer at Whole Foods. I had never heard of it, but for $5.99 a six pack I gave it a shot. (It’s cheaper than lonestar.) I was quite pleasantly surprised. IT IS UTTERLY DELICIOUS. I would reccomend it to anyone. The flavor is great. The alcohol content is decent (4.7), and the price is the best value in town.

Very pleasant surprise. Goose Island does it again,

Harry’s Alpharetta. (whole Foods) Bright orange color. Full crisp aroma of hop. Citrus nose maybe cascade. Very balanced. crisp to the finish. nice malt with a refeshing hop at the end. I recomend this private label wonder!

The aroma is very malty with caramel and herbal hops. The appearance is amber with a good head. The flavor is like the aroma and is well balanced. The palate is smooth. Overall it’s very good!

I enjoyed this Goose island offering. Poured from the bottle to a hazy orange color with thick off-white head and decent lacing. Nice fruity aroma, mostly apples and grapefruit, which carried through to the taste, and remained constant through the whole glass. Nice refreshing finish, especially since I had this on a 95 degree day. I’ll have this again.

On sale for $4.49/six pack at local Whole Foods store. Frankly, this was better than I expected. Pours a medium amber with smallish white head. Some lacing. Somewhat grainy, bready aroma with a little nuttiness. Not a lot of hops evident. First taste is caramel malt with some toffee & vanilla, a bit of nutiness in the background. Only mild, slightly citrusy hopping, Very drinkable beer and while it may not be up to hophead expecations, it’s still quite tasty.

Cloudy orange with a small head. Slightly hoppy, crisp, and mellow taste. A good beer overall. The folks at Goose Island know what they're doing. (I got this at Whole Foods @ Arboretum.)