Rogue Seahorse Pale Ale

Another in the aquarium series from Rogue. Poured a golden copper body with a bustling white head. Mild malty presence with a 30 IBU hops snap. Finished dry, crisp and smooth. Smooth and tasty, yet after living in the PNW and tasting an assortment of craft styles, this is a little mundane.

Hazy golden color. A bit of hop aroma, cereals and paper. Dry mouthfeel, caramel-toffee flavor of course, quite bitter. Unexciting.

22oz Bomber - Rogue Brewery - Issaquah, WA
Aroma – Issaquah Light pale malts this had a light aroma also.
Appearance – Golden yellow color, Clear with a nice head.
Flavor – Light malts nice amount of hops this was a decent beer.
Palate – Dry finish with some mild bitterness in the end also.
Overall – A ver nice easy to drink pale ale this was a basic beer and intended that way. Good Job Rogue. You wanted light and you stuck to your guns.

Bomber from from Rogue Ale House in San Francisco. Light aroma of clean citrusy hop and pale malt. Orangy amber color with an ok head. Near medium in body with fizzy carbonation. The flavor is pale malt, develops a light roasted characteristic, and had citrus/floral bitter for balance. The finish is pretty dry, and the bitter is adequate. Tasty, without extremes.

Bottle. A golden beer with a big white head. The aroma and taste is of malt and citrus. Light body with a very dry finish.

(Bottle 65 cl) Courtesy of Ungstrup. Clear, deep golden with a white head. Lightly citrusy nose. Medium body, lightly sweet pale malts with a dry and fairly bitter finish. Very soft mouthfeel. 171107

22 oz. bottle - pours clear gold with thick head and lots of carbonation; aromas and flavors are a little mild, but decent for a pale ale; drinks very smooth and clean

22oz bottle from Rogue Ale House in San Francisco. Excellent ale, nice and cold. Strong citrus aroma. Excellent flavor, tastes like a mild IPA. Another winner by Rogue!