James Page Voyageur Extra Pale Ale

Brewed by Stevens Point Brewery
Style: American Pale Ale
Stevens Point, Wisconsin USA

I thought this to be an exceptional beer. I bought it because I like to support local business, and think they make a better product, and I was pleasantly surprised. Had a nice body, good flavor, and went down smooth. They carry this on NWA flights, so jump on it if you can.

This is fine pale ale, with darker than usual color and good hop and malt presence in its aroma and taste.

A very nice golden color a little high on the carbonation but didn't seem to hurt the beer in any way strong hopp nose and finish was hoppy and refreshing

Pours from the can with a slightly hazy copper/amber color, about an inch of cream-colored fizzy head. As fizzy as the head was, I expected it to disappear immediately, but it didn’t. Sure, it backed down considerably, but a film and ring of foam remains to provide some decent lacing throughout the glass. Slight malty aroma, nothing exceptional, but not too shabby. Mild malty flavor with a good amount of spicy/peppery hops. Delicious. Body on the light side with very prominent carbonation. Finishes a little bit dry, with more spicy hops and bitterness.

It a good pale ale. Balanced between the hops and the malt.

Pours an amber color with a medium head that lasts the length of the drink. Aroma of hops and spice. Very heavy mouthfeel for an APA. Many more hops in the taste, but nicely balanced by malt. A bit "dusty" as well. Nice!

Copper color,light medium lasting head,decent enough lacing. Aroma is mild hops and hints of pine. Flavor is twofold the aroma with a bit of malt. Decent beer with a good balance and very drinkable when you want a pale ale that doesn’t have a big hop bite. $5.99 a six. I’ll buy it again often.

This is a great summer beer. Not overpowering in taste, but makes up for it with a peaceful easy feelin’ goin down. Ok, maybe I’ve been listening to the Eagles too much, but still a good beer.