No Label Pale Horse Ale

Brewed by No Label Brewing Co.
Style: American Pale Ale
Katy, Texas USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tulip

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12 oz. bottle served in shaker- poured a transparent light orange/yellow color with copper shading, minimal white head formed with a white ring around the glass- very minimal lacing. Aroma of faint hops and grass. Hits the mouth with a light medium body, malt wasn’t saturated in caramel, middle has a small hop cresent, finish is muted with a small amount of acidity. Reminds me of an old IPA instead of an APA.

Bottle from Central Market. Pours a dark red color with a white layer of head. Aroma is light hops, grains and sweet fruity notes. Flavor is grainy, quite bitter and hoppy. Dry notes with a bitter finish.

Well, this pale ale has a little saucy bite to it. The hops aren’t quite as smooth as I’d really like them to be. Hazy with a nice light copper color. Hints of caramel and straw taste. A little grassy with a herb-like aftertaste. Fairly light mouthfeel - you shouldn’t chew on a pale ale, but it goes down a little too easy. I’m going to finish this one, but it might be a better beer to pair with some food. I’ve had other No Label beers and this is not their strongest.

Poured up a light amber with small head that rapidly died out to a thin lace. Smells of citrus hops. Slight maltiness with a very strong hop flavor. Slightly bitter, very citrus and herbish, mild dry finish. Decent enough I would be willing to get more when it goes on sale.

had at the yagas chilli and beer festival. these guys are mellow and legit, like this beer. mild american hops are the focal point

Bottle. Pours an average amber with a nice head. Aroma is matzoh bread, saltine crackers, and alfalfa. Flavor is a cracker-heavy malt with a grainy, almost rustic bread taste. Average mouthfeel. Very interesting flavor.

Bottle. Pours a hazy amber with beige head. Aroma is earthy, grassy, a little nutty, some light fruit esters. Flavor is much the same with a earthy bitter, dry. Thin, watery mouthfeel with high carbonation.

Not the fairest test since I drank it from the bottle at a party. Grassy floral aroma. Taste is similar with some grapefruit bitterness but overall very mild.

Poured a pale, pale yellow with little head. Nose was very faint. Overall a very pedestrian effort and not worth trying again.

Yuck! Tastes like a bar of soap. Zero head and zero lacing. I’ll add Draught > Flying Saucer just to get to 75 characters.