Bass Pale Ale

Brewed by Samlesbury (InBev UK - InBev)
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Preston, England

Draft. Pours a golden amber. not much to the nose. Mellow flavors of malt and hops. An OK beer.

(Bottle). Mild malt aroma. Light amber body, off-white head. Somewhat floral taste, with slight sweetness, but mainly watery. Not especially pleasant or enjoyable.

500ml can from the LCBO Much better than i remembered it being A more detailed description will follow on a second tasting I have misplaced my comments for this beer

Pint here in good old ChCh NZ. Nice enough but a bit like your old girlfriend. Comfortable, but other thrills lurk around the corner. It has stood up pretty well to it’s journey in all said and done.

Rather malty and salty. The pour appearance doesn’t knock my socks off. There isn’t much aroma, but the darn beer is drinkable.

Pretty mellow, but pretty pleasant at the same time. Not hoppy enough or spicy enough for me, even compared to Goose Harvest. This beer isn’t incredible, but it’s drinkable, aight?

Pours a reddish orange body with a thick, crisp white head--classic ale body...nice misty lacing as glass drains... toffee, malt and some metallic pilsner hints.... hops are mellow if not subtle... carbonated, medium-bodied ale that settles the mouth more like a lager... quite drinkable, but somewhat slick... malty caramel tones with toffee--smooth, but neither buttery, nutty or hoppy--hmmmm... as a mass-produced ale, Bass holds its own and is still a pleasant choice, especially when considering its availability at most drinking establishments and even some house parties... consistent and familiar...

nothing average about this beer.. quintessential u.k. beer taste real good after shot of good whiskey... add guinness.. you have a fight on your hands