Yards Philadelphia Pale Ale

Large white head of small bubbles. Great carbonation and excellent head retention. Excellent citrus hoppy aroma with plenty of mandarin oranges, lemons and pears. Could sit here and smell it all day. Color is a medium golden orange. Sour bitterness up front and some rice crispies later on. Little grainy and thin. Crisp finish with a litle dryness that is short lived. An ok pale ale that starts off great and finishes poorly.

Clear gold, thin head. Light N. American nose. Strong bitterness up front, slightly grainy caramel finish.

Floral and grapefruit aroma.Hazy yellow and hop bubbles. Nice bitter lemony citrus dryness. Malt and caramel and herbal flavour there for balance.

I don’t know why this is so lowly rated. Its not the best beer in the world, but it should be around a 3 at least. Nice amount of carbonation and a nice floral hoppiness. Light on hops and color, a little too light, even for a pale ale. Otherwise, an easy to drink beer that went well my pork in white wine dinner.

Bottle... Crystal clear golden ale with a large, frothy, white head. Great retention. Wispy, cumulus lacework. Yeasty, floral aroma with notes of biscuit and butterscotch. Perfectly balanced flavor, but almost entirely nondescript except for an earthy, herbal taste. Medium-bodied and a little oily with lively carbonation. Short, crisp, clean finish. Not offensive, but not at all special either.

Grapefruity and hoppy, Yards Philly Pale Ale is a pretty solid APA. I’ve had better, but this is very good. Very nice start for this brand.

This is my go to beer. It is light and hoppy with a little bit of fruitiness. The alcohol is low 4.2 and the hops are not overwhelming but this beer is perfect on a warm day.

This golden colored pale ale looks great in the glass creating a thick full head that develops into a light lace that lasts until the end. The hops make their presence known both in the taste and aroma. A very good beer that deserves more respect in the South Jersey area than it gets.