Green Valley Brewing Stone Mill Pale Ale

I had no idea this was an Anheuser-Busch beer when I had it. In the end, it’s not bad and is drinkable but not very interesting, a little thin and alcoholic, and not that good with food. It is copper with a medium, light tan head that steadily shrinks to a thin foamy top and no lace. The aroma is bread crust, hints pf pine and fruit, caramel and citrus- very nice and rather English, it’s the best thing about the beer. The taste is fruity with a little toasty-caramelly grain, earth, citrus, and lingering piney bitterness. However, it becomes a bit more bland after the first few sips, is a little too acloholic. It’s a bit dry and the character kind of gets muddled and vague. With food, it is roughly alcoholic and not very good. If choosing an Anheuser-Busch beer, I’ll stick to Budweiser itself.

Pours a bright, but hazey orange colour with a medium off white head. Slightly bitter at first, mellows out into a decent semi sweet flavor, hint of caramel and nutmeg. Taste is relatively mellow for a pale ale, but i like what they’re trying to do.

this beer breeds mediocrity. not the best, not the worst. if you give me one, i won’t compalain.

Eh. Honey color with weak malty aroma. It was good, but it Tasted generic. I won’t buy it again, but i would drink it.

taste good, light honey color with minimal aroma, average sized white head. wouldnt drink a bunch of em