On tap. I was very disappointed by this beer. I was about to go to a wedding and stopped at the bar in the hotel lobby to get a beer before a night of open bar that consisted of Bud Lt. I was hoping for something with bitter undertones but this was not it. The beer had a nice clean deep gold appearance with a mildly malty aroma. The taste is rather bland with no hint that this is a pale ale at all.

Bronze color with a big beige head. Aroma of sugar and caramel malt. Sugary sweet flavor and a nasty bitterness in the finish.

Pours nicely, fluffy head and a lightly colored pale ale. Smell is alright, some maltiness, but a strange metallic note. Taste is much the same, no real hop presence and faint maltiness followed by a metallic aftertaste that the nose hinted at. Another average Anheuser-Busch effort, not sure I’ll ever be impressed with one of their beers at this point.

Pours amber with a 1 inch head that settles to 3/8" of frothiness. Aroma is mostly malty with a tinge of hops. The beer is very clear and has almost no bubbles. Flavor is of limestone, mineral water, bread, malt and dough. Taste is earthy and agreeable. Texture is medium erring on the thick side. Finish is malty and a bit metallic?

Aroma is malty, grainy, sort of like being in a silo. Appearance is somewhat pleasing, an amber color, weak white foam head. Flavor is weak malyness, with a slight amount of hops. The finish was ok, a definite hop bite at the end. Weak beer in many ways. I hope beer doesn’t taste like tis across the board if everyone goes with organic farming..