New South Pale Ale

Brewed by New South Brewing Company
Style: English Pale Ale
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

(Old BA rate - tap) Fairly clear light orange-gold color; half-finger of creamy white head. Lightly citric and grassy hop aromas; really mellow all around. Decent hop presence; a little grainy; not too sweet on the malt bill. Eh. Thinner; very soft carbonation. Decent enough, but not great. Easy and relatively brainless. Overall, not a bad stab, but not really all that great.

UPDATED: SEP 14, 2008 Date: 04/12/2003
Mode: Draft
Source: Brewfest, Hickory, NC

Appearance: dark yellow,
Aroma: light hop aroma,
Flavor: mild malt flavor with a nice long bitter finish,
Overall: needs more middle

Aroma: 3/10; Appearance: 4/10; Flavor: 2/10; Palate: 2/10; Overall: 5/20
Rating: 1.3/5.0
Score: 4
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well this is a bit better than new souths other offering that i have had. Pours a coppery colorwith a slight head. aroma is a bit hoppy but still not a really wonderful brew.

i dont like english pale ales, and this one is not one to like even if you do. im not sure these guys really brew a beer that is all that impressive. they certainly need to do some work on their beers. there is potential, but without the use of hops yeast malts or barley, it becomes more difficult to make beer. sampled at brewgrass 04 on draught.

Drank this at Broadway on the Beach in Myrtle Beach. Orangish/copper with minimal head (Don't know how long the bartender let it sit), nice hoppy aroma. Smooth drinkable pale ale, some bitter bite. Good finish. Decent beer.

Brewgrass Festival, Asheville, NC 2003. Brownish orange. Bready malty aroma. Piney, earthy hop flavor, then a faint but persistant malt presence. A nice session ale.

Coppery malty flavor. Nothing more than a usual pale ale. Not bad, not great. Low on hops in the finish. Smooth finish, however.