 warrior (213), Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania, USA
May 16, 2006
One of the best can beers I’ve ever had. Glad to see a brewery put a good beer in a can. Beer had a decent hop aroma with some malts mixed in the end. A good full copper color with a full cream colored head. Head lasts a while and clings to the glass well. Good hop flavor and bitterness followed by a good malt biscut type flavor that balances well. It reminds me more of an english pale than an american because of the copper color and speicalty malts used. The hops are american but an american pale should be like a sierra nevada. That is just a minor issue, it still is a very good easy drinking ale. I will be buying this anytime a bottle just will not do because of the ocassion.
Beershine (1440), Miami Beach, Florida, USA
Oct 2, 2008 Clear amber with lots of lace. Butter and caramel malt in the aromas. Soft, creamy mouthfeel. Balanced with some sweet maple overtones on top of a toasty waffle-like bottom.
Oakes (6973), Miami Beach, Florida, USA
Sep 30, 2008 Bright and amber, with a thin head. Woody, hoppy taste. It’s plenty dry, but with some good caramel and brown sugar notes as well. A well-balanced brew, with a good dose of pithy bitterness.
Magic_dave6 (4000), London, Greater London, England
Sep 14, 2008 Cask at GBBFwith the disco dance BRBcrew. Alround rating: Great american pale ale, biscuity malt pale sweet backing citrus, grassy, small lychee chasracters. Good effort and great drinking.
malrubius (451), USA
Aug 18, 2008 12 ounce can in pint glass. Copper with lasting head and lace. Fresh hop and toasted malt aroma. Mild sweet fruitiness with medium hop flavor and light bitterness. Medium-light body and medium carbo. Lacking malt flavor but nice hop flavor. Pretty good.
can8ianben (641), Pasadena, California, USA
Aug 18, 2008 A tasty offering from Sly Fox. Crisp hop notes of cinnmon and grapefruit. Bright orange in color with a bubbly head.
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