Palmetto Pale Ale

Bottle courtesy of a traveling colleague. The beer pours a clear copper color with a medium off-white head that dissipates steadily. Small patches of lace on the glass. The aroma is hoppy with a bit of citrus in the background. Medium-bodied and moderately bitter with a somewhat astringent hops flavor, along with light citrus and malt behind it. The finish is hoppy and does not linger long. Not a bad beer, although I wish I could have done a little better for my first brew from SC.

Received one in a trade with JB and my brother brought one back from Myrtle Beach for me that someone left in his fridge. I had it at a party and it was not really cold. Aroma of hops, deep flavor of hops. Too many hops for me.

A darker pale almost amber malt and hop aroma a slight citrus aroma and flavor great crisp finish.

standard American pale ale, on the hoppy side, some malt, pine aroma, dry finish. Appearance is golden with white / off white head.

On tap in South Carolina. Amberish in color with a decent beige head. Taste has a crisp hop character. Decent pale ale. Light hoppy smell with a good balance of some malts.

Overall it works, its has a medium body with decent malty flavors and a overall presence of pine hops. its for a casual drink.

Nice brew! My first from S.Carolina. Pours a hazey amber colour with a small to medium sized white head. Aroma is sweet, but hoppy as well. Taste is relatively light, for a pale ale- but nice hint of pine, grapefruit and dates.

Head was an off white orangy color with a nice taste, better then most Pale Ales. Very Hoppy and Dry, like any other Pale Ale. The mouthfeel is quite viscusy. This beer was good for an every day beer, but no mastery brew. The palate fell quite on the thin side for me.