Great Divide Denver Pale Ale

Brewed by Great Divide Brewing Company
Style: English Pale Ale
Denver, Colorado USA

(Bottle). Hoppy aroma. Nice copper amber color with substantial off white head. Flavor is full of flowery hops and some moderate bitterness, a touch of citrus. Very pleasant and drinkable.

Grassy hops. Large creamy white head. Clear light amber/yellow body. Rather watery but a decent mild bitter finish. Rather bland for a great divide brew.

Bottled. Pours clear orange amber with a small white head. The aroma is bready, light piney hops, wood, an light burnt malt. The flavor is pale malt, bread, grass, pine, and some bitterness. Medium bodied and decent to drink.

Aroma was of malt and grassy hops. Taste was clean and malty. Not overly hoppy...good beer

Smells of nice rich malts and bitter hops. Taste is like it smells, well balanced bitter hops and malts. Very nice pale ale

Bottle: Pours deep orange with good clarity and a thin off white head. The aroma has some crystal malt, mild bread crust and spicy/citrus hop notes. Creamy feel; the carbonation smooths when it warms. Has a toasted almond nuttiness; must be crystal malt character. Also has some mild citrus spiciness and a resinous character. The hops in this seem subdued, but I can tell they use to have a grapefruit character. Nice malt presence as well. Decent stuff.

bottle - mild hoppy aroma, pours up a pleasing amber color with a thin, moderate duration head. The flavor features very nicely balanced malt sweetness and hops. Palate is a little thin with lively carbonation. The finish is crisp and pleasantly bitter

355 ml bottle, bought at Ølkonsortiet, Aalborg. Amber color, nice white head. Aroma is fine mild hops, and caramel malt. Flavor is mild hops, fruit, malt, hints of citrus. Fine carbonation. A bit thin.