Southern Tier Phin & Matts Extraordinary Ale

This bottle was from a ST variety pack. Extraordinary, I don’t think so. It poured a golden yellow color with decent carbonation. There was a tall white foamy head and some bubbles rising in the glass. There was not much aroma at all. Not really strong enough to get any scents at all. The beer was crisp to the taste, but again lacked much flavor

12 oz. bottle. Pours a slightly hazy amber color with a medium sized fine white head. The aroma is semi sweet citrus with a presence of caramel malts and dough. The flavor is much of the same with the lightly sweet caramel malt being balanced by the citrus hops all leading to a dry bitter finish. Light to medium bodied.

Poured a clear golden with minimal carbonation and almost no head Some sediment found in glass. Aroma is unmistakingly Cascade hops sweet caramel malts. Flavor is citrus and pine backed by light fruity sweetness. Thin texture, abrupt bitter finish.

12oz bottle. This is a mild tasting, not overly bitter pale ale. The finish is lacking a bit. There is nothing extreme about this brew, so it can make a good session beer for some people out there.

Pours a golden amber color. Aroma is hoppy, with touches of orange. The flavor is hoppy, with a smooth, clean taste to it.

12oz bottle - Poured a golden brass color with small head. Nose is grassy and mostly hops. Mouthfeel is soapy with a metalic taste. Really not a big fan of this brew, not horrible but not a great pale ale either. They should call it Average Ale.

[851-20071123] 341mL. Fruity orange hops aroma with a hint of sweet lychee. Clear, orange brown body with a long-lasting foamy white head. Nice hoppy orange lychee continues in the flavour with a bit of yeast. Medium body has a bitter finish though is slightly thinner than expected. Nicely balanced and very drinkable, could even stand some more bitterness.

Considering its fruity and slightly sweet flavor, I love this beer. Am I tasting a hint of apricot? Tasty and different.