Tuppers Hop Pocket Ale

Bottle. Nice hop aroma. Flavor has some complexity with some malt and citrus, maybe grapefruit, upfront and some bittering hops in the finish. It’s a little bit dry for an ale also. Pretty good.

Good amount of hops in the aroma on this one.Pours a hazy copper with a medium off white head.Hops are there but balanced pretty well with the malts.Thin to medium mouthfeel with a nice hop finish.

Cloudy orange/honey/amber with a fair head. Exuberant aromas are piney-hoppy yet sweet/rich in their own way. Lots of carbonation in the mouth, with decent intensity/persistence of hoppy flavors without excessive bitterness. A good hoppy brew that doesn’t dry the palate.

Not bad, but not outstanding either. The bitterness is present all the way through, and has a slight metallic twinge to it. It’s fairly refreshing and it’s a nice departure from the same old staples of the category.

Probably the best beer that is available at a Walmart; atleast in my area. A light orange/bronze, average size white head. Aroma was of citrus hops and some malt. Flavor of caramel malt and hops. A little sweet, with some citrus. Easy drinking, but still had a decently complex taste.

Light orange color with a small head. Nice citus - hoppy flavor with a bitter aftertaste.

A beautiful American pale! I have battling myself in an IPA/APA battle and beers like this tip the scale! Beautiful hazy orange with a white thin head with minimal lacing. The aroma was a sweet malty/hop blend. The taste was sweet malt in the beginning and the hops take over at the end and don’t let go. Great beer!

Bottle from Beer Hawk; Thanks Joey!; Nose of citrusyhops with some caramel; a more balanced nose than most pale ales; slightly hazy amber with a tiny off-white head; dlavor of lemony hop bitterness mixed with caramel in the medium body; the bitterness lasting well into the finish.