mittelsteadt (1), Monticello, Iowa, USA
does not count  Aug 6, 2006 This little brewery in Wisconsin does a Pale Ale right. Intense Cascade Hops brings a slightly sweet, tangy bitterness with a great lingering aftertaste.
 TechMyst (165), Harvard, Illinois, USA
Nov 23, 2006 Well, it’s my 100th!!!
CONTAINER VOLUME: 12 oz
CONTAINER TYPE: Bottle
FRESH: made 9-4; consumed 11-23
PURCHASED @: Binny
COST: $10/12pack!
HEAD: Minimal
LACE: none
COLOR: yellow, w/ tinge of copper
AROMA: sweet floral hop
MOUTHFEEL: medium/ slight foam
PALATE: slick / oily
TASTE: Point is well made
COMMENTS: Better than expected, decent PA, highly hopped
CONDITIONS:
MOWING/WORKING ON CAR- m
WITH FRIENDS- y
SIPPING- y
GET MY BUZZ ON-y
Will I revisit this brew? Yes!
pkbites (253), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
May 21, 2007 Pours a golden, medium copper color with a short lasting cream head and fruity aroma. Slight bitterness in the begining which fades but then returns as an aftertaste. Very curious. Light hoppyness, grassy and a hint of citrus. Alcohol content is unknown but this tastes stronger than a regular beer, but not as strong as some ales I’ve had. Very, very good, but overpriced.
gws57 (988), Saint Charles, Illinois, USA
Feb 11, 2005 Updated: Jun 26, 2006Had this one bottled. Clear, light golden color, thin, rapidly dissipating head. Nose of maple syrup, very slight hoppy taste, thin mouthfeel.
RERATE 6/26/06: Hoppiness is seriously understated. This is an excellent example of the type.
Braudog (3463), Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Jan 13, 2005 Light amber with a decent head that stays only as a thin film. Average citric-hop aroma, followed by lovely piney hop flavors, stout enough to please, but not too overpowering for the average drinker. Good beer for a weekend of drinking!
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