Yazoo Pale Ale

Brewed by Yazoo Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Nashville, Tennessee USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker

golden orange color, thin white head, cascade nose, good hop presence in flavor, distinct amarillo flavor, mild hop citrus, well balanced against some 2-row, finishes dry, great pale, perfect for the south

Pours yellow. Sweet grainy biscuity aroma. Some citrus and flowery hops. Light caramel malt flavor, some pine and citrus. I could drink a few of these by the pool, not bad.

Bottle courtesy of fishingnet. Pours a golden yellow with thin white head. Aroma is sweet and floral with notes of straw, wheat, yeast, bread, citrus and floral hops. Flavor is sweet and floral with notes of grass, light citrus, bread, hints of grapefruit. Generally light body with a slight hoppy finish.

Sampled at Schlafly Repeal of Prohibition festival. Pours golden with a small white head. The aroma has toasty malt, floral hops and is very clean a crisp. Medium body that is also crisp with a light roughness to the body and sharp flowing carbonation. The flavor starts with dry caramel malt with light toast, a touch of biscuit and hops that are earthy, spicy and floral. The finish is hoppy, clean and nice.

12oz bottle. Shit... need my Tennessee rating, so here she goes. Aroma has a bit of citrus at first, but after a bit, it becomes a messy malt bomb. Some dough and bread crust. Seaweed, mushrooms and an odd cinnamon spiciness. Pours a hazed orange/amber with a sustained, frothy white head. Minimal hops on the palate. Plenty of off-flavored malt. More mushrooms, uncooked bread dough, soggy Cheerios. Ugh. Slick and oily body. Light carbonation with a vegetal finish. Thanks Tennessee!

From tronraner via trade. The pour was a standard clear copper color with a one-finger tall white head that produced decent lace. The aroma was on the sweet side, with graham cracker coming out along side some light pepper. Pine and floral hops came out eventually. Flavor was less sweet. More of a contrast between the peppery spices and the pine and floral hops. The mouthfeel was watery. A bit above average.

courtesy of fishingnet. pours light golden, thin white head. Aroma and taste, floral hops, with light malty undertone and grains. Easy drink, too one dimensional.

Thanks to the Tampa Tasting Group for sharing this. Pours clear gold with white head. Nose is caramel, grass, corn, hay, and bread. Flavor is similar with lingering bready finish. Hops throughout. Decent, but unremarkable light-medium bodied pale ale.