Charleston Pale Ale

Brewed by Carolina Beer Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Mooresville, North Carolina USA

I love my pale ales I do I do. This one starts the assortment sent to from Ross. Dark Amber color. Nice hops and malts. Nice sweat tea undertone I find in the beers of this region. Smooth and very drinkable. I really like this its very good. With 22 ratings there should be a few more people trying this its very good.

from the bottle. smells hoppy, taste is hoppy and malty. not much going on here, not really a great beer, but its not all that bad. drank it while i was cutting the grass, so it went down quickly and easily. not bad

(bottle) Medium copper with small head. Faint hops aroma. Flavor is more malt than hops. An OK pale ale.

Bottle. Small creamy white head. Red, coppery clear appearance. Aroma is malty, with caramel overtones and a slight franrant hop smell. Flavor is similar, mostly the caramel flavor is overpowering and should probably be present in lesser quantities. Slight hops in the middle and a very faint hop aftertaste. Nothing special.

Bottled. This isn't a horrible pale ale, but it's just a little bit forgettable. Decent hop tinge in the back.

From City Beverage in Winston-Salem. Pours a lightly hazy pale amber color with light effervescence. Thin off-white head and minimal lacing. The aroma is lightly hopped with a little caramel added. The body is on the light side and rather fizzy, with a light hops flavor throughout, and an underlying sweet maltyness. The finish falls a little flat and makes the beer a kind of bland overall. This could be better, because they have the foundation for a decent beer here.

Very dull. Had on draught, and looked fairly decent. But no balance in the flavor. Not much hops either. Not impressed with it.

Copper/Orange - darker than I expected. Thin white head. Very little aroma. Mild hop bite at first, then a thin, kind of watery finish. Not really bad, just not much to it.