Can, multiple times, bought at Wal-Mart in Roseburg. A lot of hops which are a blessing and a curse. Something not so gluggable about it.

12 oz. Blue can w/Amarillo hops. No date, so I’ll assume it’s still good even though it tastes a year old. Old stale hops. Sweet caramel malt.

Can. Hazy light yellow/orange. Nice crisp hop bite witha mild soft clean pale malt body. Nothing special, but good.

A really good, surprisingly good English-style Pale Ale, not India Pale Ale. The flavor is completely unique, and delicious.

"not a bad ale. it’s nice to get something other than a wheat beer from them. it doesn’t separate itself, but does the standard well, and therefore is a little better than average."

Clear darker amber with small white head. Aroma is mostly malty. Toasty. Light bready. Earthy. Grain. Something vegetal. Flavor much the same. Thin body. Pretty dry. Not my thing. Not a big fan of the style either I spose.

Presentation: It was poured from a brown 12 oz bottle into a pint glass. Appearance: The body has a deep amber color with a light haze. Sitting on top is a small white head that quickly fades out leaving only thin ring of lacing.Smell: In its aroma I get bready maltiness balanced by some herbal and citrus hops. Taste / Palate: The flavor mirrors the aroma with a base of bready maltiness mixed with citrus and herbal hop bitterness. The palate feels smooth and light which makes for a easy drinking beer.

Appearance has a light ruby red/brown color supporting a healthy head leaving fair lace. Smell of light specialty grains and floral hops. Taste has the malt with a hoppy zip to it leaving a resiny aftertaste. Mouthfeel is medium light with good carbonation.

12 oz bottle from the Spring variety pack. Aroma is malty, orange circus peanuts, bready. Pours almost clear copper with a one finger cream-colored head with decent retention. Taste is bittersweet with a lingering bitter finish. Has the flavor of an English pale ale, but then that bitterness hits, which is very APA. It’s like a hybrid of the two styles. Mouthfeel is creamy, finely carbonated. Flawed, but not terrible.

Bottle. Dark amber beer with a dark cream head. Malt and light caramel aroma. Caramel and light citrus flavor. Medium bodied. Caramel and light citrus lingers.