McKenzie Bitter End

For those who do not like McKenzie’s beers, there is a difference!!! The Glen Mills/Chadds Ford location is far and away superior....here is proof. The "English pale ale" is basicallty a hoppier version of Sierra Nevada and just as tasty. Really well done - avoid the Malvern/Rt. 30 location and drink McKenzie’s at 202.

Tap at Malvern. Pours a light copper color with a fluffy white head. Aroma is lightly hoppy- floral almsot tea-like, with some light malt flavors and hints of fruity esters. Flavor is light- moslty light hoppiness, with some hints of crystal malts. Ok body and mouthfeel. Crisp and clean finish.

Pour is nice warm hazy amber with a thin off white head....smell is floral hoppiness...flavor is slightly sweeet up front with a piney bitterness toward the end...

Light copper in color, very small off-white head, a decent amount of lacing left behind in the glass, aroma of caramel, grapefruit & bread, medium in body, very smooth & drinkable, flavors of caramel, bread & yeast with just a touch of bitter hops, very clean & somewhat bitter finish, a decent bitter

Poured a dark golden color with a small, off white head that left nice lacing on the glass. Aroma of toffee, light citrus, chestnut, and grains. Taste of cereal, kind of oatty, with a lightly tart citrus, and a dry, clean finish.