Northern Lights Pale Ale

Draft. Had quite few pints of this one Thursday evening while up in Spokane. Pours clear copper color with a nice white head. Aroma is hops with a touch of malt. Flavor is citrusy hops up front with a nice malty background that balanced this pale ale out quite nicely.

22 oz. bottle - clear, dark copper with fluffy white head; stale aromas and kind of a butter bomb; mild carbonation and odd aftertaste; too buttery and dumped this one out

[Bottle] shared by skyview. Pours cloudy gold with a massive white head. It becomes quickly evident that this is an infected beer and goes directly down the drain.

Taster - Northern Lights Brewing Co. - Spokane, WA
Aroma – Light malt aroma with slight hops.
Appearance – Gold in color, thin head and clear.
Flavor – Nice malt flavor with a good hops flavor.
Palate – Nice Mouthfeel, good texture with a dry finish.
Overall – A very nice pale ale good for the hot weather.

Thanks to Skyview for sharing! Gold color with a large head. Aroma of carrots and pine. Strong green tea flavor. Fairly bitter. Tastes like a fresh hop Pale Ale.

Sample tray. Foamy white on gold. Light hop nose. Soft body. Building hop flavour. Soap, medicine then hoppy again. Pairs nicely with spicy food.

Tap: Copper color with a sweeter hop aroma and a bit of citrus. Fairly bitter for a pale ale (not like Sierra Nevada though) with a nice wheatty aftertaste.

Good head retention turns into a thick film and runs. Pours smoothly and easily. Cloudy light amber/wheat golden looking color. Mild Crystal hop and light butterscotch fruity aroma maybe a Caramel Malt 80-120. Nice smooth beginning to a grapefruit and hop bitterness. Finishes with a clean crisp bite. Good viscosity.