Rogue Seahorse Pale Ale

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: American Pale Ale
Newport, Oregon USA

Bottled. An amber beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet malty with light notes of berries. The flavor has a boring malt profile on which is a light notes of fruits. And the body is thin.

A little underwhelming as far as the hop presence on this guy goes. Pour is a bright yellow. Grassy, floral aroma. Hop flavor is citrus, apple, grapefruit. The flavor is just a little thin. Would like a little more body along with my more hop flavor and aroma please.

Bottle. Nice floral aroma and pours a hazy orange. The flavor is pretty boring and harsh. Its light, and refreshing, but its just boring.

22 oz bomber. Poured a clear gold color with a huge white head. Citrus fruits and malt dominate the aroma. Flavor is caramel and citrus. Decent beer, but not worth the price.

22 oz. bomber from the Deep Creek Stash, shared with Naka. Pours iridescent with orange/golden hues with a pillowy white head, one finger. Nose is fruity, apricot and grapefruit, sweet caramel and mild bread. Taste is buttered popcorn with sweet toffee notes and moderate earthy bitter. Little hop flavor, mild lemon. Very dry and tart. Good lacing, good body. Not a bad pale, but tastes a bit "dirty".

Courtesy of Juart. Pours a clear golden orange color with a lot of effervescence. A huge fluffy white head with some decent lacing. The aroma is a spicy sweet floral and grassy hop nose. Has a nice sweetness to it with a honey flavor. Kind of an old bottle, but still tons of carb. A dry bitter finish and very crisp. Has a slight metallic rusty flavor, but probably due to the age. Medium light body. Pretty refreshing.

bottle, best packaging of their beers, tangerine cloudy color with head that hangs on well, mild grapefruit and lemon flavors that are well developed and finish well with a mild hoppy bitterness to finish

Bottle from State Line. Pours hazy deep golden with 1-finger eggshell head and great lacing. Nose is bready pale malt, Belgian style hops, florals, and citrus. The flavor is bready at first, pale malty, citric, hoppy, with floral notes and some spicy yeasty notes. Fairly hefty palate with decent complexity. I’d buy this again in a heartbeat, even though it took me 5 years to realize I’d never rated it, thanks in large part to Rogue’s aliasing.