Rock Bottom Seattle Peashooter Pale Ale

Nice light hop aroma. This is better. A small hop flavor to start which fades. Easy for session drinking but there are better pales.

On tap at Rock Bottom Seattle location. Pours out a cloudy gold topped with a small sand head. Aroma was light floral hops and a malt. Taste was a citrus hop grapefruit bittereness and some light sweetness.

Tap@Brewpub. Malty and floral aroma. Light hazy, pale yellow colour, fair lace. Sweet, bitter, flowers, grassy, medium body. Refreshing, flavourful, easy going.

Aroma of pine and citrus. A touch of toast. Light caramel and toasted malt flavors followed by a nice burst of floral and citrus hops. Copperish pour with a thin head. I liked it.

Draught sample at the downtown Seattle location. Dry and bitter. Mildly hopped, despite the aroma. It was okay.

Draught sample, Seattle. Nice hoppy aroma. Sweet malt and some grapefruit, bit of apricot and pear. Golden amber clear with thin off-white head. Mild body with medium carbonation. Starts hoppy with fresh grapefruit and apricot. Mild malt-grainy sweetness and bit of biscuit. Finish is crisp with apricot and bit of chalky bitterness. Fruity grassy after.

Draft at Rock Bottom Seattle. Pours a cloudy golden orange with a lacy white head. Pine and citrus arome. Medium body and carbonation. More malty backbone than most RB beers - they’re usually overly focused on ’brewhouse efficiency." Dry pine and grapefruit finish. RB dry hops this beer, and if I was was picking a style based on taste rather than the brewer’s description. I’d have to go with IPA.

On tap at Rock Bottom, Seattle. Copper with a bit of haze. Citrus aroma. Some hop, but this is awful too. Woody hop. No real character. Not great either.