Niagara Falls Pale Ale

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

Orange coloured. Well balanced beer with nice hop aroma

Note to Ontario brewmasters: There are other hops besides Goldings. This is a little timid and unbalanced, besides, but seriously, every beer around here tastes the same and it’s getting on my nerves.

Clear and bright deep golden ale of limited head growing potential. Quite fruity up front, more so than I expected, it immediately proposes citrus, tart honeyed apple and orange notes, a strange mixture that ultimately works okay, but feels quite alone as the hop profile is highly simplistic, barely whispering some flowery suggestions. Light bodied and without much substance, light-to-moderate carbonation. Perhaps a bit too clean. Getting a bit old I imagine, but oxidation was not really advanced, carrying perhaps minimal old pencil/graphite notes.

Sugar…A dash of hops…Tiny malt…Not much vitality…

An average ale. Real english style. Some malt sweetness and some hop bitterness.

Dark gold with orange hues, and a nice thcik white head. A light biscuitty malt arises with light English hops, and some apple esters. In mouth, a good decent EPA with night floral hops, some orange notes, and sweet caramel malt, rather short in mouth, with light metallic finish. A decent ale.

Orange blossom hop nose over sweet caramel malts. Clear golden coloured body with a slight cover of white head that recedes rapidly to ring. Sharp hop bitterness up front with floral, orange, grapefruit hop flavour joined by mild butterscotch and a tame caramel malt sweetness. Light and somewhat thin with moderate carbonation. Shaker, just above fridge temp. Bottle (RBSG’05 leftovers).

Thanks pintbypint. This poured a light amber with a thin head. The aroma is tangerines with some flowers and aromas. The taste is light grapefruit with some bread and a hint of peaches.