St Peters Organic Ale

Straight forward light ale. The finish is the best part of this beer, long spicy/earthy aroma.

clear amber-orange, the initial head quickly disappears, apricot hoppiness, flowers and peanuts, medium to full-bodied, oily, solid bitterness, the finish is hoppy, malty and bitter - balance and character

The beer was a high clarity light brown/gold color with a head that faded fast. Smelled slightly of fruit and something dusty. when I tasted the beer it reminded me of the way I feel about my ex...bitter as hell.

Bottle labeled English Ale and organically grown: The pour displays a golden hue with a fading fizzy head and little lace. The aroma has notes of lemongrass, acidic and floral hops, apple and juniper berry, and dusty yeast esters. The taste is straight forward bitters with a citric undertone. Floral and grassy tones throughout. Crisp and lively enough to be a summer session brew. Enjoyable enough without much depth of palate. Almost Pils like in character despite not being a lager.

What I liked most about the beer was its oval shape. Amber colored liquid. Had a very strong aftertaste. I could not finish it.

orangish-copper color..smells of caramel & citrus...tastes nutty, buttery, with some toffee flavors and significant bitterness for an english ale.

Light amber or orange color with no head. Aroma and taste were largely fruit and yeast. Quite bitter as well. Eh, nothing special here.

Orange/Amber Coloring. No Head. Aroma Had Fruit..Possibly Grassy, Hay. Flavor Was Mixed..Unbalanced. Very Bitter. Some Citrus..Wheat/Grass, Hops. Little Carbonated. Not Horrible to Drink...but Very Average..