Supplier: Beer52
Part of their everyday favourite range, this is their pale ale brewed to celebrate the revival of the brewery. It's made with 5 different malts, including lager and wheat malts, and uses American hops and yeast. Between 2007 and 2013 this beer won no less than 14 awards. I served this chilled.
Part of their everyday favourite range, this is their pale ale brewed to celebrate the revival of the brewery. It's made with 5 different malts, including lager and wheat malts, and uses American hops and yeast. Between 2007 and 2013 this beer won no less than 14 awards. I served this chilled.
Appearance: A pale straw to golden colour, slightly opaque, with a thick white head that thins but still remains.
Aroma: Toffee, some citrus hops, and a little bit of musk.
Flavour: Not too much in flavour at all, a mild note of undistinguished malt and hops forming a weak, but lighter, version of a classic bitter.
Body: Reasonable body, great carbonation, and very refreshing to drink.
Aftertaste: A little piney, quite nice, and with some other hoppy notes.
Overall: Therefore this gets a rating of 3, not much like a American pale ale, more like a light bitter, quite weak and flavourless but refreshing.
Price Range: Another from the box of 10 for £14, so £1.40 for a 330ml can; and OK price, but I wouldn't get it again.
Food Pairings: Could be paired with most things without much flavour, I would suggest barbequed chicken drumsticks.
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