Left Hand Jackmans Pale Ale

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

Hops and malt in aroma, with a bit of fruitiness. Taste is malty, caramel and fruity, some hops also.

Pours a light copper with thin head that disappears. Aroma is mosltly stale malt s with some light hops. Flavor of bready cracker malts, and some light honey with a touch of bitterness in the end.

Perfect honey-gold body, like a jar of country honey. Head is fluffy, cottony white. Smell is fragrant of pine, apricot, a little light though. Taste is good, on the sweet side with apricot, pineapple, and a bit of pine cone/needles to prick the tongue...but not enough. Beer suffers from lack of hops and a dynamic palate. Rather simple, boring for this style.

Do ya know what is cool? Drinking this beer with your left hand. Ever smoked a left handed cigarette?

Pours thin and weak gold, with the carbonation a distraction from the color. Aroma is weak hops and flowers. Flavor is very floral, with a slight hint of grapefruit. Closer to an IPA than a pale ale, but it’s a pretty good beer. Refreshing.

Spicey aroma for this one. Dark amber color body with small tan head. Flavor was spicy, sweet and some bitter. Some crispness on palate not all that refreshing.

12oz bottle. Not much head, blotchy, copper color. Cacadey hop nose...wow...is this SNPA? Amazingly similiar. this one has a bit more sweetness to it though. Solid pale ale.

Sweet malty aroma with a tinge of hops. Tea color with a thinnish white head. Thin and watery with too little hops to even be a mildy good pale ale.