The Kernel Pale Ale 4C

Brewed by The Kernel
Style: American Pale Ale
London, England

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tulip

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Bottle. Pours with a thin white head on a hazy light rusty orange. Woody, grapefruity, citrus hop aromas. Probably could be a bit fresher of a bottle, but still some fruity, citrusy, and distinct hop profile with a crackery doughy backing. Lighter to medium body.

Solid pale ale with a rounded light blend of hops, citrus and coppery tastes.

330ml bottle. Pours cloudy copper with a small white head. Incredible aroma with citrus, spice and hops. These carry through into the flavour. Loads of grapefruit, some tropical fruits, sherbet, heavy hops and a long, dry and very bitter finish. Beautiful.

bottle Rehills Newcastle. Beautiful fresh soft fruit arom of peaches and light citrus. On the tongue, delicate creamy textures, some gooseberry for bitterness, faintest yeasty note, finely rounded mouthfeel with just enough of a tingle at the sides of the mouth. More citrus in the finish. Superb.

Well balanced and zesty showing off these classic hops in a great combination. Very drinkable and refined with strong orange notes balanced with a light biscuity malt.

Bottle from Rehills, Newcastle. Cloudy yellow amber coloured with sweet orange marmalade and citrus fruity flavours followed by pine and grapefruit on the finish.

Bottle from Theatre of Wine, Greenwich. Light amber pour with a white head. Good fruity nose- strawberry, raspberry a splash of citrus. Lots of summer fruit and citrus in the flavour. Quite a bitter fruity zing. By Jove this is tasty!

Tap at the brewery, 30/03/13. Hazed golden amber with a thin white head that thins to the edge and forms a film. Nose is hop forward, citrus, touch of piss, pine, grapefruit. Taste comprises juicy hops, orange, grapefruit, mineral notes. Medium bodied, moderate carbonation. Decent.

Bottle from Cotteridge Wines; hazy amber pour with frothy white head, tropical hop aroma, mango grapefruit, balanced with malts.

Keg at Euston Tap, London. A golden/amber coloured pour with a medium off white head on top. Lovely fresh hoppy, fruity aroma. Tastes hoppy, tropical fruit, orange, grapefruit, slightly bitter. So easy to drink.