Red Brick Peachtree Pale Ale

Brewed by Atlanta Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Atlanta, Georgia USA

pours a clear gold with mild head. mild pale hoppy aroma. palatable and sessionable, not much behind it, good and light.

Name: Peachtree Pale Ale
Date: 01/30/2001
Mode: Draft
Source: Taco Mac, Sandy Springs

clear amber, thin fine off white head, slightly sweet malt aroma, solid malt body, lots of hop flavor and bitterness leasting throuqh a long finish, nice surprise from abc
-------- /> Name: Peachtree Pale Ale
Date: 09/06/2005
Mode: bottle

hazy orange, thin off white head, light aroma, slightly sweet with a bit of citrus hops, good bitter hop flavor, not much else going on, simple yet nice,
-------- /> Name: Peachtree Pale Ale
Date: 07/08/2007
Mode: draft
Source: brewery
Words: 2.6 to

clear gold, frothy dirty white head, lots of streaky drippy lace, big sweet citrus aroma with lots of grapefruit on sweet crystal malt, sweet crystal and caramel malt flavor followed by lots of citrus hop flavor, nice bitterness provides a good balanced finish without taking anything away from the hop flavor,
-------- /> Name: Peachtree Pale Ale
Date: 01/27/2008
Mode: draft
Source: brewery

citrus hop character is less pronounced letting the sweet crystal get a better foothold

Aroma: 7/10; Appearance: 7/10; Flavor: 6/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 12/20
Rating: 3.2/5.0
Drinkability: 8/10
Score: *4

Courtesy of Nick76. Thank you, sir. <P> Has a medium pine hop presence with muted caqramel malt notes. The body is a light amber and holds a two finger thick off white head. Fore is piney hops with a hint of something that almost tastes like burnt cinamon. Faint hint of citrus. Watered down caramel malt base with a herbal bitter finish. In some ways I kind of like this. The finish is more spicy/herbal bitter than hoppy. Perhaps it’s just a hop I am not accustomed to...maybe the hops got roasted, I don’t know, but I find it oddly appealing.

I thought this was pretty good. Piney hoppiness to the flavor. Not much malt. Finishes bitter. Nothing stands out in this typical pale ale.

$1.19 single at Total Wine & More in Kennesaw, Georgia. The Peachtree Road Race was today, so I felt this beer would be a fine substitution for running around Atlanta. Appearance: Pours a clear, medium amber body with a thinning, white head. Smell: Freshly-squeezed citrus and pine needles with a bit of caramel malt to temper the aroma. Taste: Lemony flavor with some pine, as well as scant amount of pale malts. Finishes citric with some of those pale malts making a return appearance. Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: While not nearly as grueling or exhausting as a true road race, it was still nice to see the finish line.

Eh, not too bad of an American Pale Ale. Hoppy nose and flavor but a bit short on balance. Decent enough.

Lame. Cascade cliche done badly. Cloudy, parsnip spoilage. Yuck. dumped the rest of the six-pack.

Draft at the Atlanta airport - Poured a orangish amber in color with a medium whitish head. Aroma was of citrus-pine hops. Body was not bad but the beer had too much carbonation. Flavor was quite hoppy with a healthy bitterness. Little if any maltiness to balance the hops. OK, but not great...