Petes Wicked Rally Cap Ale

Petes Brewing Company
Brewed at Matt Brewing Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
San Antonio, Texas USA

Bottle poured a clear gold with a short lived white head. Aromas of bread with a faint hint of citrus. Palate was light bodied. Flavors of bread with a hint of bitterness and a tiny bit of lemon in the finish.

Bottle. Ah, Pete’s Wicked ... along with Dundee’s Honey Brown, the snobby college beer. Pours like straw. Faint aroma, some banana, some lemon, some soap, mostly water. Flavor is the same, some banana, some straw, more water. As it warmed, it picked up a slight spice. I guess for Pete, it’s alright.

Nice, whit esoapy head that dissipates quickly. Solid amber color. Light, refreshing beer with hint of lemon on the back of the palate. Good beer for a warm, humid summer night.

Found this one to be refreshing, light, and flavorful--all good for a mainstream seasonal.

A golden color with a white head. Has a slight lemon oder. The beer is light on the palate with a hint of lemon.

Bottle: Clear gold color with a small, white head. The aroma is one of Lemon Sunlight dishsoap and other floral patterns. Kind of a nasty taste. Hops pretty much go unnoticeable. The feel isn’t bad, quite a bit of carbonation. Count me out next time Pete. I’ll play ball somewhere else.

Smells like piss - I mean just horrendous. Looks the same. Too wheaty in flavor. It has a pale fruity flavor, but not enough to make it interesting or good.

Chilled, this beer has a nasty malt-bitter bite, but it isn’t so bad after it warms to say 55 degrees F, at which point the malts mix with the lemon in a neat twist ever so slightly reminiscent of a milk stout with a citrus tang. Healthy amber color and a small head with extreme lacing. Aroma is simple malt but pleasant. Could use a tad more liveliness on the tongue, but has an interesting hoppy finish. It would be hard to classify this as a Summer Brew in that it tastes so much better warm, but perhaps it could be a "Summer Brew for the air-conditioned house".