Yards Philadelphia Pale Ale

Golden beer with a little haze and a small fizzy white head. The initial intesity of the hoppy nose fades quickly. Stong hoppy flavor with some spruce, orange juice and grapefruit rind. Lively on the tongue. Palate may be a little watery, but otherwise this is a solid every day drinker of an APA.

Draft-Poured a golden yellowish coloring with citrius aroma with a slight head. A very drinkable pale ale, but nothing that stood out from competitors much.

Pours gold, with a white head. Aroma is hops, with some spice and fruit. Flavor is hops, with some floral accents there too. Decent, but not a standout.

Yellow. Slightly thick palate but is still easy to drink. Has a decent taste that I was pleased with.

About average. Citrus aroma and hoppy taste. Hazy gold color. Dry palate. Not bad.

Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a golden color with a medium sized yellow-white head. The aroma was faint floral and spicy hops. The flavor was dry, crisp and bitter with a dry floral hop element. The finish was long, dry and bitter.

Very fruity with some malt. Hop presence not very strong. A decent example

Clear copper pour with orange tints, filtered, diminishing white head. Balanced aroma, English hops present but restrained, slight citric aroma reminds of honeydew melon and cantaloupe. Slight diacetyl in nose becomes very pronounced in the flavor. Initial mouthfeel is overcarbonated. Dry, citric hops, apple, orange and grapefruit tastes. Light bodied, dull.