It is self-described as "Not Quite Pale Ale", that description is apt. I didn't know what to think of this beer when I first tasted it, it was ok, nothing special. The second helping of this brew was significantly better (but I usually find this to be so with most pale ales). As a final conclusion, with its complex flavor and general tastiness, I would have to say I liked this beer.
Beer Consumed at:
Friend's House
Beer Consumed from:
Bottle
Beer Score:
5 for the first one
8 for each thereafter
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A gathering of friends who enjoy sampling different beers and want to share their findings with each other.
Da Beers
- Amber
- IPA
- Pale Ale
- Bells
- ale
- lager
- Acme Pale Ale
- Avalanche Ale
- Bell's Two Hearted Ale
- Bells Pale Ale
- Breckenridge Brewery
- Carolina Beer and Beverage Company
- Cottonwood Endo IPA
- Dale's Pale Ale
- Duck-Rabbit Craft Brewery
- Eel River Brewing Company
- Eel River Organic Amber Ale
- Flying Dog
- Hop Devil
- Labatt Blue
- Labatt Breweries of Canada
- Longhammer IPA
- Magic Hat #9
- Magic Hat Brewing Company
- North Coast Brewing Company
- Old Scratch
- Red Oak Amber Lager
- Redhook Brewery
- Rye Pale Ale
- Sam Adams Light
- Sierra Nevada Anniversary Ale
- Sierra Nevada Brewing Company
- Terrapin Beer Co.
- Terrapin Rye Pale Ale
- The Fort Collins Brewery
- Victory Brewing Company
- draft
- oberon ale
- stone mill pale ale
4 comments:
Number 9, number 9...
Also delicious on tap.
Hmm. I liked it, but it was very fruity... almost too fruity. Of course, maybe that's why you like it--? ;)
The flavor you are wondering about is apricot paste. Its the best kept secret in the beer biz, but this beer should be exposed for what it is...a fruit beer, and apricot at that! Pyramid, did it first and better...peace
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