TBK Production Works 4 Cs Pale Ale

Brewed by The Brew Kettle/TBK Production Works
Style: American Pale Ale
Strongsville, Ohio USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tulip

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22 oz. bottle via trade with miketd - Pours a crystal clear copper color with a one finger thick off white head. Aroma is floral, citrus, and herbal hops. What a surprise. The hops are toned down a tad in the flavor. Finish is non-astringent which is a plus. Medium body. Makes a nice session beer. At least for me. Thanks Mike.

This poured a nice golden/amber color with a white heasd. Aroma was lots ofpiney and grapefruit hops. Flavor was mainly nice resinous pine and citrus fruits. This is a bit thin, but just by taste standards its is excellent

22oz bottle courtesy of crizay. Brew Kettle label, not Ringneck. Pours a crystal clear copper color with a big fluffy beige head. Nice toasted malts, citrus and resin on the nose. Toasted malts and good citrus bitterness sum up this Pale nicely, a great one from the Brew Kettle.

Ringneck 4 cs pale ale sweetish aroma caramel with good amounts of c hops toast too. Amber wqith golden hints and great head like all their beers so far. Sweet initiqally with toast caramel and good medium bitterness that cleanses palate. Went nicely with fajitas. 7 4 7 4 15

Bottle at Craig?s house. Medium golden colour. Not too much gas. A larger head that went away.

Thanks to the kind soul that brought this to the last Tampa crew tasting. Pours a golden yellow color with a white head. Nose citrus, some pine, and caramel, orange, pith, and sap. Flavor is similar with all manner of hops coming out, and citrus fighting its way to the fore with pine, pith, and plenty of malt, too. Lovable hoppy pale ale.

On tap at the brewpub. Pours a crystal clear, orange-gold, amber tinted body with a finger-width, creamy and frothy, off-white head that dissipates slowly and leaves a nice lacing throughout. Aroma is caramel with some crystal sweetness and a good amount of fresh, sweeter citruses. Orange florals with some light grapefruit pines. Flavor is similar. Lots of citrus with more pines than the aroma. More florals as well with lots of grapefruits and oranges. Some caramel offers a nice sweetness to balance with some more crystal. Pines grow into the finish with a few resins and florals as this dries with a medium bitterness. Lengthy aftertaste following a medium body and a moderate carbonation. Overall, a really nice IPA. Lots of fresh, sweeter citruses and a pleasant, dry bitterness. Just enough of a malt sweetness to balance making this easy drinking and very enjoyable.

Location: From Rozi’s Wine and Beer, Lakewood, Ohio

Aroma: Hoppy aroma.
Appearance: Medium golden haze.
Flavor: Solid hoppy flavor with a slight citrus aftertaste.
Palate: Midly fizzy aftertaste.
Overall Impression: This beer was recommended to me while I was looking for local beers at Rozi’s Beer and WIne. Solid beer.

Really nice dry hopped pale ale. Pours light amber, moderate head. Well balances but very light and refreshing with a crisp piney hop back. Some citrus in the nose, but overall a clean, refreshing, light beer.

12oz bottle. Clear yellow-orange color (more of a copper in dimmer lighting), persisting thin layer of off-white head. Some lace. It has been a few weeks since I’ve had a beer (I’ve been sick), but this is very dry and bitter! It’s a good thing, but quite assertive and powerful. Crisp, light carbonation. A resiny, peppery hops aroma. Pine. Tasty to sip on.