Pike Pale Ale

Tap. Medium copper color with a moderate off white head. Aroma of malt and burnt peanuts. Sweet malt, nuts, burnt toast and hops. C

Hazy amber with a moderate head and solid lacing. Aroma is grapefruity hops, wood, caramel, various fruits. Flavor brings all this, medium bodied, moderate bitterness for style. Enjoyable.

Deep gold/light amber in color with a small white lacing.Aroma is malty and sweet. Flavor is of sweet caramel malt,mild hops. Body is thin.

Bottle courtesy of kenb: Pours a hazy copper bronze with a thin, wispy coating of white head. Aroma has a subtle caramel toasty maltiness and a decent amount of green grapefruity hops. Body starts lightly sweet revealing some more hoppy bitterness and flavor toward the crisp, bittersweet finish. A nice, very drinkable APA.

12 oz. Pours a cloudy copper/orange color with little to no head and some lacing. Aroma is pugent and has a musky odor, not very pleasant. I can taste grapefruit and oranges with some sweet carmel notes and a strong yeast bite. There is a bitter aftertaste, which I usually would expect and enjoy, but not in this case. Very dissapointed in this one.

clear copper and no head, smells like rotten apples and brown sugar, slightly hoppy flavor, apple, smooth malts, nothiing special, well not nearly as special as halloween and burning bodies hanging from trees

On tap at Pike Pub, Seattle. Amber,beige lasting head. Sweet orange tasting malt. Quite agile in mouth. Malty aroma, a little earthy. Quite full malt in mouth biscuit/nutty. Good balance of malty hop on finish. Malty pale ale. Drinkable if a little sweet.

Cold 12oz bottle: Pours a gorgeous clear amber color with some ivory bubbles around the edges of the glass. Aroma is of rich malt and hops, with notes of pine and caramel. Taste is smooth, of rich malt and hops, with notes of pine and caramel. Lightly nutty and bitter ending with sweet notes.