Evolution Craft Primal Pale Ale

Bottle. Pours a clear copper body with a small wispy off-white head. The nose is light citrusy hops with some caramel and a little toasted malt. The flavor is on the sweeter side with just a minimal hint of bitterness. Not quite enough hops in here to balance out the caramel malt. Light bodied with fizzy prickly carbonation. Meh, not a winner for me.

A golden, dry, slightly hoppy pale ale. Refreshing & Balanced. Notes of Pine & Citrus in the aroma, earthy middle, clean finish 28 IBU’s, 4.9 ABV. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Tap at Mile, Hazy amber brown color with small head. Notes are awful and bland. I guess some grain, shitty hops, toast and malt are able to be noticed when drinking this brew.

Bottled. Orangey pour. Some hops. A watered down pale without a lot memorable about it.

Bottle. Lightly earthy orange malt and peel aroma. Golden yellow with giant light tan head. Lightly sweet orange malt and mildly bitter lemon peel flavor. Medium body. Low carbonation.

Bottle: Pours hazy, amber, with a thick beige head. Aroma is orange, a little cardboard. Taste is mild....citrus, orange-peel, A light, earthy-peel bitter. Not too bad....pretty plain.

On tap at ATR Bethesda. Nice copper body with medium head. Nose is fruits, grapefruit, toasty. Taste is similar of hops and pine and citrus. Well-balanced pale ale.

Not bad. Easy drinking without much character. Pours blonde with OK head and lacing. Light bitter finish. Tap at american taproom.

Hazy orange body with a small, lasting, off-white cap. Malty aroma with distant floral hops and a note of citrus. Malty body with minimal bitterness. Decent, but not my thing.

Bottle: Poured a amber color with minimal head. It had a very hoppy smell and taste.