Snoqualmie Falls Copperhead Pale Ale

Brewed by Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Snoqualmie, Washington USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tulip

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Bomber poured a clear tarnished gold with a lasting creamy white head. Aromas of biscuit, citrus, light pine and light earthiness. Palate was light to medium bodied and crisp. Flavors of biscuit, grapefruit zest, light earthiness and light pine with a crisp lightly bitter finish.

Taproom growler to pint glass. Pours golden amber with aroma of citrus. Taste is mild bitter, citrus, a bit yeasty and ends with a mellow bitter finish. Creamy for a pale ale.

A better then average pale ale. Pours a nice orange color with a white head. Had quite a bit of particulates. Smells great, floral and herbal. Taste is a little more basic, a little fruity. Not bad! ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

A tasty pale ale. I had a sample platter and all there beers are great. Especially the Hefe. I bought one bomber to take home. I wish I had bought more.

Draft. Pale hazy golden-brown, foamy white head. Alt-malt nose, crisp bite. Hop is fresh, coppery malt. Nice

Bottled. Light brownish coppery pour. white head. Clean aroma, pretty light ont he IBU’s, a clean & easy APA

Bomber. Appearance is a light orange and gold color with a solid layer of beige foam. Toasted grains and caramel malt dominate the aroma along with some floral citrus from the hops. The flavor starts out with orange citrus and herbal hops notes leading to a toasted malt base. Also a little bit of barley, honey and grassy bitterness in the finish. The body is fairly smooth with moderate carbonation and mildly creamy texture. Well-done APA.

Bottle thanks to bhensonb. Poured yellow with a white head. Aroma was clean and crisp with melon, citrus, and mango. Flavor was citrus, grain, and a small hop bite on the finish. Body was light-medium with medium carbonation.

Bottle, thanks to Rachel. Pours silty gold... looks like a snowglobe, but without the little plastic snowman at the bottom. Not an entirely encouraging sign, moving on. Head is snow-whtie, medium to thin, lacing is above average. Nose is clean malt, some PNW hops, light citrus. Flavour is ’juicy’ with citrus, very slightly bitter. Tasty enough I suppose, but very forgettable.

Pours copper with a very thin head. Nice aroma very hopy, slghtly grassy. American hops for sure. Smooth and tangy with a nice bitterness mid palate. Some suspended sediment. Nice beer not fantastic.