 Lubiere (3182), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Apr 24, 2008
A golden amber ale with tinny floaties and a thin off white head. Restrained piny floral hops, with more noted biscuitty malt, and no signs of oxidation (bottle is more than 1 yr old). In mouth, a good crisp malt with very classy floral hops, grapefruit, a bit winey, with a medium body. Still good after this!
buzzoven (93), Japan
Aug 17, 2008 Probably one of the most well-distributed and easily available of all American Pale Ales. Been around for a long time and have a reputation for a solid brew. This pours a nice amber shade with a heavy orange tint. Upfront smell of yeast and hay...nice mild earthy smell. Taste is smooth and well balanced; showcasing subtle, but effective hops and malt. Finish is mildly bitter but goes down nice. Refreshing beer that is easily enjoyed throughout any season.
Underhook (91), Lincoln Park, New Jersey, USA
Aug 16, 2008 Pours a bit darker than expected, looks wonderful. Smells hoppy with hints of citrus fruit. Taste is malty, very citrusy, crisp, incredibly easy to drink. This gets me excited for Sierra Nevada’s IPA. Really complete, excellent tasting beer that’s unbelievably easy to drink. A-level beer.
mjfleming23 (11), Orlando, Florida, USA
Aug 15, 2008 One of the best widely available beers in the US. I love the strong hoppy aroma and complex taste.
wmubronco1992 (103), Coldwater, Michigan, USA
Aug 14, 2008 Bottle - Pours a clear light amber color. Medium white head. Nice lacing. Mild hoppy aroma. Good grassy crisp flavor. Lots of hops. Good mouthfeel. Very refreshing. Would much rather be drinking an IPA, but overall have to give this one high marks for drinkability.
iammarc (174), Inverness, Scotland
Aug 13, 2008 330ml bottle. Thoroughly enjoyable ale that refreshes well and has a nice balance. Good smooth taste, slips down well, and decent balanced amount of carbonation. Tasty.
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