Tag Archives: pale ale

GREENE KING ABBOT ALE

Whether bottled or in 14-ounce can (with nitro widget), richly regal hand-pumped English draught crisply resonates from taut grain usurpation to sugary malt finish. Creamy butterscotch-vanilla sweetness thickens doughy yeast sinew. Smoked wood singe and tar-like trail embitter biscuit-y wheat moderation. Popcorn illusion rubs up against tart apple tenure in the herbal recesses.

MOYLAN’S TIPPERARY PALE ALE

Pour slowly explosive, rocky-headed, wholly organic Californian or wait out billowing foam. Candied yeast sweetness counters sour honeyed malts and dry floral-hopped bouquet of blossom, gypsum and rosewood. Fresh cut grass and wheat straw earthiness given ginger-spiced dalliance mid-palate, broadening sunny orange, tangerine, apricot, and lemon accents.

REAPER DEATHLY PALE ALE

Brewers’ daringly hilarious grim death theme warns folks about dangers involved imbibing its respective ales. Though secondary to Reaper’s doubly potent Sleighor I.P.A., this smooth amber-coppered dry body receives musty lemony orange dirge to drive back minor grapefruit acidity, muted floral hop wisp, and passive pine comb dash. Moderate cherry-peach souring, slender nuttiness, and dim pekoe tea bittering pick up tardy quince quell.