 MartinT (5026), Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Jul 20, 2009 My Bottom Line:
Piney hop resins expand into citrus fruit atop the svelte honeyed cereals of this balanced and poundable American Pale Ale.
Further Personal Perceptions:
-A veil of foam covers the cloudy honeyed golden.
-The aroma is the same intensity as the flavor profile and its finish.
-Mild toasted malts allusions peek through the well-rounded body.
-The smooth carbonation and slick body make for easy drinking.
-Peachy fruitiness comes from the union of citrusy hops and malt sweetness.
On tap at the brewpub.
Sammy (3934), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Jul 16, 2009 Enjoyed on tap with the brewer.
An APA or an IPA, with Pacific Northwest. Amarillo, Cascade and Centennial. Unfiltered. Drying. A good bitterness overall, some sugar to balance it. Orangey with some lace. Aroma of C-hop.Appropriate carbonation.
mcox90 (617), Wilton, USA
Jun 12, 2009 From a growler purchased at Milly’s. Pours a gold color with a 1" off white head. Aroma is heavy on the grapefruit with a malt backbone. Palate has a bit of body to it with lots of mouth puckering goodness. Reasonably well carbonated. Taste is heavy on the grapefruit hop with a touch of pepper. Lingering bitter finish.
jcwattsrugger (5223), Florida and, New Jersey, USA
May 18, 2009 growler-pours a rich light tan head that laces and gold color. Aroma is great resin/pine/leafy hops, some medium malt back bone. Taste is somewhat bitter-raw/resin/pine/leafy/lemon hops. Good carbonation. Thanks to kwatts1014 for picking this up on her trip to NH.
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