On tap at Pub Italia. Pours a pale golden-orange with a small diminishing white head. Aroma: Hmmm, it’s yeasty, almost Belgian-like, a bit mild and with fruit, light spices and light hops -- nothing like a Pale Ale. Flavour’s yeasty and spicy along with some grain and hops showing up just in the finish. Average bodied. It’s fine but man oh man this is not on style at all, I even wondered if they gave me the wrong beer but I double-checked and they swore it was the right beer. Time to rename it?

This pale ale poured a light yellow colour with a nice big bright white head with a little lacing. To the nose there are scents of pineapple, yeast, apricots and a little earth thrown in. First taste was hoppy but a little watery. Strong floral hopps with a little bit of ripe fruit and corn ending with a yeasty finish. Palate is hoppy and bitter.

[1269-20080409] 341mL bottle. Corn vegetable yeast aroma. Clear, golden yellow brown body with a medium-lasting creamy white head. Grainy yeast flavour has light sweet corn hints. Medium body. Nice and yeasty, otherwise fair.

Appears a pale yellow with a low, filmy head and medium-to-high carbonation. Aroma is grainy with citrussy hops and a faint hint of cooked veggies. Flavour is grainy, working into more biscuitty malts as it warms, finishing with a mix of bitterness and hard-water mineral. Mouthfeel is thin and a little soapy. Average.

amber/orange pour, small white head that didnt last very long. I keep smelling this, and i’m not geting anything......its basicly like pale malt, and maybe some hops, but really there isnt much here. Flavour though is nice. I’m getting quite a bit of english hops, some nice goldings, and maybe some fuggles. A nice bitter finish, with some good citrus from the hops. Not bad.