Ale_Drinker (1072), Sunnyvale, California, USA Jan 24, 2005 Found this one on tap at Round Table Pizza. They have it labeled as King Arthur’s Ale. This beer is damn good. Pours amber with a thick lasting head. Aroma is hoppy of citrus and pine. Flavor strikes a nice balance between the malt and hops. Medium bodied. Very smooth drinking beer. I think I might eat at Round Table more often! DaSilky1 (1622), San Diego, California, USA Apr 29, 2003 Updated: May 7, 2003poured a nice amber color..it was a maltier pale than many but it still had some nice hop balancing and was a very decent and drinkable pale ale for being a anheuser-Busch product..a fact i did not know at the time.. bhensonb (3005), Woodland, California, USA Jul 26, 2007 It’s back. On tap this date at the Bayside Bar associated with the Bayside Holiday Inn in San Diego. Price was right. Free with a bar ticket. Staff had no idea who was brewing the ale. Light, uncertain, hop aroma. Amber color with a white head. Medium bodied; mildly carbonated. It has malty sweetness well balanced by hop bitter. All the elements are hard to pin down, but it is really well put together. The finish is not quite dry, and the bitter is mediumly strong and persisting. Quite good. Very like an English bitter. bb (2131), Martinez, California, USA Jul 19, 2005 Draft. Golden beer with a big off-white head. Balanced malt and hops with some caramel. Light hop bitterness. Clean, unoffensive beer 21iceman40 (1671), north little rock, Arkansas, USA Sep 7, 2006 i sampled some of this crap like way back in the day at some bar at mission beach where i saw the singer of faith no more play with his new band. it wasnt that bad if i remember correctly, a bit more body and hoppiness to it than bud and way less corn.
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