Long Trail Pale Ale

Brewed by Long Trail Brewery
Style: English Pale Ale
Bridgewater Corners, Vermont USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Pours a golden yellow with slight carbonation. Aroma is hops, pine and citrus fruit. Taste is a nice light balance of floral pine and fruit with a hop and carbonation kick on the back end.

for a Pale Ale, great colour, good pour, nice taste, including the aftertaste. Overall a good beer.

Pours a cloudy orange with a finger of off-white head. Orange citrus to the aroma. The hops come off as mellow, though they fade up from a slight syrupy sweetness and ends with a nice hoppy bitter aftertaste. Pretty solid.

pine and grapefruit a touch soapy but flavorful indeed. fragrant with some sweetness in bitterness some pine wafts in from time to time. touch of caramel and fruit punch with a bitter finish that lingers as the palate goes soft and smooth. Never had an English this amped up hop wise.

palish orange pour. Aroma is caramel, woods, nuts. Flavor is nutty malt and spicy/woody hops

From the 12 fl. oz. bottle marked 100711-1703. The pour is a cloudy copper amber color with a big head that settles down. The aroma is well-malted with a notable Vermont pine scent. The body is creamy. The taste is fully involved with a powerful hop finish.

nice hoppy aroma and amber in color. very nice head. good balanced taste beer

An easy going Pale Ale that has enough going for it to provide a pleasant and inoffensive drinking experience.

Long Island, NY - 12 oz bottle poured a slightly hazy amber color with moderate head and light lacing. Aroma was of citrus fruit and little sweetness. Flavor is slightly sweet followed by citrus then the hop bitterness. Hoppiness is not overwhelming and is quite balanced. A good pale ale. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap at a local restaurant. Poured into a cheater pint. A: amber color, slight haze. Nice 1/2" off white head that reduces to a nice cap. S: caramel, citrus, and grass T: the bitterness from the floral/grassy hops dominate the palate followed by a splash of caramel and malt. M: medium bodied, slightly sticky and prickily mouth

12 ounce bottle pours a cloudy amber color, aromas of citrus, flowers, floral hops and a touch of honey. Flavors of citrus, not a bigg hoppy bite, and a feint hint of honey and malt.