Overall....a decent pale ale...depending on when you have it. A bit inconsistent in the brew process. Varies between pretty good and not that noticable. If its good, it will be have a light hop crispness with a nice biscuit malt backbone...but at other times it will be overhopped, or be just plain watery. This rate is an average of the 5 times I have had the beer.

Pours a reddish copper color, looking something like iced tea. About an inch of light tan head, consisting of small, tightly packed bubbles. No lace. A lot of sweet malt in the aroma, very pleasant. After reading the beer description, and therefore expecting a hoppier beer, I am surprised at the malt. Sweet and delicious - lots of caramel and honey flavor. Nicely balanced with delicate hops - not sure of the variety. Smooth tasting, medium body, softly carbonated. Sweet malt and some hop bitterness in the aftertaste. More of a British style of pale ale than an American style.

Pours light amber with a white soapy head. Toasted and hoppy. Soft mouthfeel with some burnt notes. Some molases and a little salt in the bitter dry finish. Good pale ale.

Lightly hazy golden color, little white head. Light fruity/piney hops. Smooth body, thick with resiny and piney hops. Light citrus notes surrounded by a light malt feathering. Nicely balanced pale ale, but coming across a bit timid.