Samuel Smiths Old Brewery Pale Ale

off brownish color w/ a small tan head nice lacing. smells earthy hints of some carmel malts and hints of toffee & grains. Solid palate good coating and lightly creamy.light butter in the flavor some toffee and some grains... not much bitter in it at all.

Amber color and clear. Bitter. Soy sauce to the nose. Good/recommended. Rugged.

550 ml clear bottle. Golden copper colour with a mostly diminishing creamy and frothy tan head. Light toffeeish and fruity aroma with metallic notes. Toasty and grainy malts with a nutty and fruity bitter finish. Medium bodied, creamy mouthfeel. I’m starting to see why some of the English raters aren’t so high on Mr. Smith...

Bottle from Whole foods. Clear amber ale having small white head with fair lacing. Light molasses aroma. Soft carbonation. Medium bodied that starts with moderate malt sweetness and finishes with moderate bitterness. A good beer that stands well against spicy foods.

12 oz bottle. I love pale ales and Samuel Smith’s is a good quality, reliable choice for me. The aroma is light, but nice.. Pours with a thin head that sticks around awhile. Light bodied, average carbonation, malty with a pleasant hoppy finish. Well balanced, this beer is a fine choice.

Aroma: slight hint of peaches, perhaps carmel. ... Appearance: Amber with diminishing head. ... Flavor, smooth up front, lightly sweet/fruity midway through with malt presence. ... Pleasingly dry on the palate, a bit woody, but not overdone. Overall, another very nice selection from ol’ Sammy. I still haven’t had a Smith beer which I didn’t enjoy.

Pour was a dark copper with a white head. Aroma was a dark fruit, almost a port wine. Flavor is toffee malts with lots of plums and other dark fruits. Leaves a nice coating on the tounge as you swallow. Very nice and interisting brew.

550 ml bottle. Tasted a bit more like a brown ale to me. Still not a big Sam Smith fan. But then again it was an ESB/Bitter. Just an average beer.