Wild Goose India Pale Ale

Good English-style IPA, session beer. Medium copper color, big head. Smells pf sweetbreads and earthy bitter hops. Crisp bitterness and lemon and floral hop notes up front. Sweet burnt cookie malts. Slightly astringent on the palate, but nothing excessive. Balancced, mellow, with even carbonation.

very mild IPA. Piney with a slight citrus aroma. Desent bitterness, slight piney flavor. Very very mild IPA, i’d call it a pale ale. Not a bad session beer.

The pale yellow. The head was thin, white, and fizzy. The aroma was somewhat hoppy, but weak. The flavor was lacking, with a bitter after-taste. The palate was average. The finish was bitter.

Bottle. Poured an orange color with a frothy off-white head. Subdue aroma of malts and a slight hop background. Sweet malt flavor with hints for floral. Light body. Light bitterness. Dry and crisp. (Rating from Sept ’07)

Bottle via the wife. Looks great in the glass as its golden alure shines in the sun. Hardly noticable nose. Body is light to medium and uneventful, and has an inkling of hops. Almost intantaneously forgettable. A good lawnmower brew.

From bottle... poured deep, somewhat cloudy gold. Aroma was weak... not very hoppy. Flavor was a bit sweet, but not much else. Disappointing. Nice and bubbly with a dry finish. Eh... I wasn’t expecting much, but I was at least expecting an IPA. This didn’t really fit the bill.

Poured a small white head. Light aroma of hops. Some citrus flavor and a slight crispness to it. I was glad the hops were not overpowering.

Pours a nice copper with small white head. Aroma is some piney hops. Flavor is also piney hops that linger a bit in the aftertaste. Run of the mill IPA but not bad.