Snoqualmie Falls Copperhead Pale Ale

A great one from Snoqualmie. I’ve got a buddy that lives in Snoqualime and we always buy it from the brewery in the growler to go. Great flavor. Great aftertaste.

A delicious beer that looks like its name: copper! Very smooth and tasty with some floral hops and a touch of bitterness at the end of a medium length finish.

A nice west coast pale, tis for sure. Pours an orange amber with a nice rocky head and some lacing. Some grass and toasted malt in the aroma. Flavor of biscuity and toasted malt, piney hops and residual sweetness. A nice drinker. Thanks to Andre for the sample.

Bottle pours amber with a large fluffy white head. Light carbonation, fantastic lacing. Aroma is of hops and citrus, as well as some light malts. Forwardly malt on the tongue, with a slight hop tinge. Seems rather well balanced, great body, good mouthfeel. Finishes with a slight malty graininess. Another good offering from the folks at Snoqualmie Falls.

This is a really good beer that has lots of bitterneess and hopiness that is well balanced. Another really good beer from this brwery..

Orange gold color, slightly cloudy, medium head. A medium bodied American Pale Ale. Malty and fairly aggressively hopped. Nice flavor, a slight citrus taste. Good balance. Smooth. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish is clean and smooth. Aftertaste is malty and slightly bitter.

A real head maker this dark amber colored beer, the head is monstrous in size, spumescent in texture, the color a light tan and the residual lace a nice sheet to conceal the glass. Big malt nose, sweet and clean, a pleasure to sniff, start as with the nose big on the malt lightly sweet. Pleasantly acidic, delightfully hopped, dry lingering aftertaste and a good representative “Pale Ale”, and well worth a sample.

Hazy light peach. Thin tiny bubbled white head. Slow carbonation. Subtle toasted malt aroma laced with pine/citric hop notes. Mellow yet lightly crisp. Medium bodied. Softly malty with a citric peel hop balance. Clean and fairly dry. Easy drinking session brew. Yeast pour adds a background depth of body. Remains crisply hoppy and nicely balanced until the end. Finishes drier and still aromatically hoppy. Solid if unremarkable.