Otter Creek Pale Ale

Brewed by Otter Creek Brewing
Style: American Pale Ale
Middlebury, Vermont USA

Kind of pale (duh) amber color, nice thick white head. I enjoyed the hops - found it nicely balanced to the gentle sweetness of the beer. I found it quite drinkable.

Amber body with weak white head. Faint notes of citrus to the nose. Light bodied, thin. Mild hopiness to the taste. A very mediocre beer.

nez:houbler d’amertume Gout:amertume,houblon et malt en fin de bouche Bonne petite pale ale.

bottle, pouredamberish, small head did not last. Light flavor, nothing great hear.not big hop . Just ok.

Bottle. Amber color with a small white head. Aroma of hops and citrus. Flavor is mostly hops, pine and grapefruit. Some sweet maltiness in the background.

Bottle from slob! Pours clear amber with a small white head that diminished quickly. Sweet, slightly fruity nose with a bit of vanilla and pine. Flavor is sweet mainly with a tart citrus finish. Light body and moderate carbonation. A decent little pale ale overall.

Paid $1.20 for a 12-oz single. Light amber, with a golden tinge... small head. Lovely grapefuity hoppy aroma. Flavor is quite subdues and slightly metallic. With a nice aroma like this beer has, the flavor is awfully lacking. Kinda thin and watery in the mouth too. Not a bad beer overall... it’s inexpensive, so that works to its benefit.

Bottle: Clear amber hue with small but lasting head and very good lace. The aroma has notes of piney and grassy hops, dusty yeast esters, biscuit, pale malts, minor grapefruit and orange zest character. The taste starts sharply bitter and twangy, good citrus background. However the taste fades badly to almost nothing on the finish except for some metallic, chalky undertones and a hint of nuttiness. The feel is crisp and sharp initial but as noted turns metallic and boring. Starts great but sadly fails to deliver. Average at best.