Niagara Falls Pale Ale

Brewed by Niagara Falls Brewing (Moosehead)
Style: English Pale Ale
Brampton, Canada

Foil topped bottle from Mr_Kimchee; Pours a nearly clear golden amber with a very thin white head. Appley and sour nose, hints of caramel. Body is especially thin, some graininess and sourness. Apple is present as is some citrus. Thin, but strangely enjoyable.

Pours orange gold with a tiny white sudsy head. Good looking beer. Aroma is very floral hop, grapefruit, and a bit of alcohol. Flavour and body are a bit thin. A trace of burnt sugar spreads form the nose to the palate. Pine, earth, citric. Dry pithy finish with some mint. Pretty average stuff.

Golden amber color, off white head. Nice hops in the aroma, citrusy. Good malt start, grapefruity hops finish it out. A bit of lingering bitterness, medium body. Pretty good.

I would describe this beer like a lot of teachers have described me. Lots of potential, but just doesn’t apply itself all the way. My bottle poured out a burnished gold/amber colour. The nose is alright with a bit of grapefruit. The flavour gives you the idea that this beer could be incredible. The first taste is great white grapefruit, but it quickly fades into a blandmalt taste with almost no aftertaste. Almost great, but falls short.

Sampled at the Toronto Festival Of Beer 2004. Clear golden amber colour. Nice floral & fruity hops on the nose. Flavour of sweet honey, caramel malt and resiny hops. Quick, dry finish.

Clear, pale amber. Light beige head. Fresh, fruity hops aroma of orange & grapefruit w/ some light malt notes. Medium body w/ slight resiny feel. Decently malty & hoppy flavour.

This beer is a dark amber color with a medium thin light beige head and decent lacing. The aroma is a little fruity (sour apple) with a pinch of hops. Medium-bodied and tart, with flavors of malt, molasses and sour fruit. Very little hops in the flavor or finish. As for the finish it is lightly bitter and short. Overall this beer is not very impressive.

Pours a oraney-gold with a smallish head that reduces to a fine lace that stays the drink. Lightly carbonated. Aromas of sweet tangerines and pine with cooked grains. Started peppery sharp and tart but mellowed to a sweetish meduim body accented by some citrus hop balance then the finish i s dry and tart....not a bad Pale and very well put together but nothing really stands out....Mind you I’d never turn one of these down over a Sleemans.