Palmetto Pale Ale

Brewed by Palmetto Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Charleston, South Carolina USA

Bottle. Pours a copper-orange with a fluffy white head if your agressive with it. I like to be agressice in the pour sometimes to release the aroma. Smell of citrius and a little piney spice. Taste is very nice with some caramel, spice, and pine. Nice little bite to finish on the way down. I like this beer but then again I like hops.

12oz bottle-pours a thick light tan head that laces with copper color. Aroma is lively hops, sweet, malt. Taste initially starts out thin, then mild caramel malt followed by nice biting medium hops. Medium/light body. Improved with the second one.

Thanks to decaturstevo for sharing this one. Small head on a hazy gold body. Light hop aroma with some thin malts. Well balanced flavor with a dry finish. A bit thin.

Poured a lightly hazed amber color with a thin off-white head. Light citrus hop aroma with big malt and an earthy finish. The flavor was citrusy and mildly acidic from the hops. Caramel malt flavors. Decent hop finish.

Light yellow orange body with a white head. Cascade like citrus lemon and wet rubber nose. I don’t care for the aroma. Light orange and lime sweet flavor. Clean thin finish. Ap-3 ar-3 tas-5 pal-3 ov-10

had a pretty nice citrus and grass aroma. flavor was a let down. kind sweet and not as hoppy as the aroma. i wouldn’t expect south carolina to make a good beer.

Courtesy of decatursteve - Clear amber color. Very light head. Earthy hop aroma. Not much malt. Medium body. Thanks Steve.

12 oz bottle at Jim & Nick’s Bar-B-Q in Charleston, SC. Huge lasting fine-bubbled tan head atop a nice rustic amber body....very spicy, hoppy aroma with orange-peel, lemon juice and lots of dried pine needles for a vital aromatic experience....smooth, clean, fairly sweet front with touches of molasses and lightly toasted malts....rather dry and bitter finish, somewhat watery and a bit too thin, nevertheless a reasonably solid, respectable pale ale.