Left Hand Jackmans Pale Ale

Brewed by Left Hand Brewing Co.
Style: American Pale Ale
Longmont, Colorado USA

This is the first beer I have encountered from this brewer. Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a bright copper color with a small yellow-tan head. The aroma is sour nut and piney hops. The flavor is sour nut and vague sour hops. Acceptable but nothing special.

On draft at Issac Newton’s. Pours orange\copper with a decent sized white head. aroma of piney hops, citrus, and sweet malts. Flavor is citrus, slightly carbonated, sweet upfront with a bitter hoppy finish. Good body, decent brew.

Clear orange pour with a fluffy white and lasting head. Hoppy aroma, mostly citrus. Very citrusy and grapefruit taste. Some floral notes in the middle and a citrusy, moderately crisp finish. Not much malt to speak of, which is kinda sad, it would have helped a lot. One dimensional, but if you like hops, it’s pretty good. Mild, but not watered down. Try it.

It was a cloudy orange in color with a spare head. It was very similar in taste to the Sawtooth, but a touch lighter. It had a bit of an orange taste.

Copper in color, with a foamy white head that sheets over and laces the glass. Citrusy, floral, hoppy flavor. More hops than I expected. A nice crispy, spicey, hop bite. Palate is full-bodied, and creamy textured, with a long finish.

a copper beer with a medium sized foamy white head. floral hop aroma. extremely light and watery with hardly any carbonation. hop character is o.k. but something else lacks on the palate.

aromatic without the usual sweetness. orange flower flavor witha good hop kick. frothy head that lingers. palate is crisp but fades into a dull paste. good.

poured a murky orange amber with minimal head and average lacing, visible carbonation. kind of a lighter version of sawtooth, decent but certainly not memorable.