Alaskan Pale

Brewed by Alaskan Brewing Co
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Juneau, Alaska USA

Pours light amber to yellow in color. Very thin to non existent white head. No lacing left. Earthy malt aroma with faint citrus hop aroma. Tastes malty with a hint of orange. Thin and carbonated mouthfeel. No aftertaste. Very drinkable but borning.

Pours pale yellow in color with traces of orange. Aroma is of slightly sweet caramel scent. Flavor is grainy and slightly sweet. A little bit of malt as well.

Much hazier than the standard pale ale, but the guy at the booth explained that it’s more of a blonde ale than anything else. Aroma is malted, with hints of citrus. Very hazy, touches of beige in the head. Flavor is almost over malted, with very little hop quality. Citrus overtones. I would probably have enjoyed this more if I wasn’t expecting a APA, but it’s still not bad.

Bottle. Pours gold with orange hints and a rocky white tall head; lined lacing. Fragrant floral hop and light malt (grain) aroma with yeast notes. Malty grain and acidic bitter floral hop lasting flavor. Fizzy and light refreshing palate.

Bottle: Translucent golden, moderate white frothy head, spotty lacing, light carbonation.   Pale malt aroma, slight sweat and grain, also a bit grassy.   Similar on the tongue, accented by more of a vague hop or pine flavor.   Somewhat sweaty grain finish.   Not as crisp as I would have liked, fairly clean tho.   Moderate body and mouthfeel.   Tiz okay.

Clear golden color with a medium head. Hops and fruit flavors with a crisp clean palate.

This should be classified as an American Pale Ale as it is not a Golden or Blonde Ale. A little heavy handed on the bitterness for such a light body. Very pleasant hop aroma. Somewhat fruity in the palate. This would be a horrible example of a Golden/Blonde it is an American Pale Ale...

Had this one at my hotel bar in Fairbanks. Did not like it as much as the amber, but it wasn’t bad. A little too bit too much aftertaste, but overall not bad.