Twin Lakes Greenville Pale Ale

Brewed by Twin Lakes Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Greenville, Delaware USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tulip

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Draft at Craft. Wow, the RSD is high here, and I will resample this one next week. Pour is dark straw toward copper with nose of heavy Simcoey hops, sweaty female asscrack aroma, plus caramel malt, florals, and peppery. Tastes hoppy, on the sweet side, with a light and not very complex palate at all, and very unbalanced. After the nose, the flavor was a letdown, and i wonder why I sensed Simcoe when Cascade is the main hop here. Not bad, just not as good as the aroma would lead you to expect.

Pours hazy gold into a pint glass. Bright white micro head with good retention recedes leaving soapy lacing. Mild sourdough and resin aromas. Sweet caramel and candy corn upfront turning to a sour, bitter resin finish.

Yellow-orange in color, clear, has a creamy white head. Hoppy aroma with a light malt balance. Smooth and sessionable; enjoyable yet forgettable. The style doesn’t do much for me.

Pours a hazy light amber with a medium white head. Aroma has some citrus and spice with lightly toasty caramel malt. Flavor is earthy and tangy with some spicy hops and toasty malt notes...slightly sweet up front and tangy bitter towards the end. Mouthfeel is light/medium and lively with a dry finish.

Pours a cloudy orange brown with a big white head that laces nicely. Nose and taste are of earthy hops and bready malts. Nicely balanced and solid for sure, but not something I'd seek out. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

12 Oz. Can. Poured a Hazy amber/orange with a little white head that didn’t hanged out too long. Aroma is mostly citrus, floral notes. Taste bittersweet, not that many hops, tones of caramel. Light bodied, maybe a bit watery but overall an OK drinkable beer.

Good beer. Good aroma light taste and not very hoppy. A very drinkable beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

12 oz can. Murky orange brown with a bumpy off-white head. Nose is orange juice and green hay with hints of soap. Fluffy medium body with a buzz, oddly thick. Taste is lemon-lime, grass and honey; kind of muddled. Finishes dry, doughy and metallic.

Johnny Brenda’s, Philadelphia tap: Pours copper with a white head. Aroma is mostly piny hops. Taste is much the same. Somewhat bitter, with an aftertaste of the same. Body is pretty light bodied. Not bad, but pretty forgettable.

Amber body, white head, nose of citrus, flowers, pine, lightly malty, pleasant citrus finish, medium bitterness. Not bad.