St Peters Organic Ale

Bottle. Golden colour with a medium white head. Aroma is malty with brief hops. Taste is grassy hops with some fruits. Medium bitterness.

Golden coloured with no head and very little carbonation. A bit of malt in the aroma. Very easy to drink but not in anyway memorable, other than a dry finish. Ok.

Golden with a weak head. The initial flavour is smooth and round but then I get notes of smoke? followed by brief notes of fruit and honey. Towards the finish bitterness turns up and it grows and develops throughout the finish.

Bottle... Poured apple juice-like hue with a thin white head. Skunky, malty aroma. Really low carbonated palate for this style which also makes it unappealing do it’s skunky and metallic aftertaste. The flavors are malt, orange, tiny bit of hops and little to no presence of barley. This tastes like a bad lager. I wasnt’t too into this one. Cool bottle though.

Poured from the 500ml green bottle, this blond ale brags about its organic hops but its low carbonation and malty body make this very sessionable. Too expensive for what you get though.

From a bottle purchased at "Keller’s IGA" in Cincinnati, Ohio - This one pours a dark golden, very slightly hazy brew with the aroma of malt and hops. Tastewise, it’s a very good examble of an English light ale, as used to be served by brew-their-own pubs!

Malty and citrusy hop aroma with a subtle piquancy that goes unrivaled in a fresh bottle. Crispy and slightly bitter in the finish. The flask shaped bottle is a handsome representative of this charming beer.

Nice flavor to the hops. Nice to know they weren’t doused with herbicide. Good bitterness which I really enjoy and nice malty aroma.