Samuel Adams LongShot Grape Pale Ale

Typical pale in most respects, although it was quite dry due to the grapes. Not too bad, different for sure

I really wish I didn’t spend the money on this...I got through half the bottle and then it went down the drain. The thought of grape and beer is intriguing but then as you drink it you realize pale ale is the worst vehicle for grape flavor, this would have been better suited for wheat beer like the rest of fruit beers...can’t believe this won.

Bottle. Pours pale gold. Mild grape taste and mild hop flavor. Not bad not great.

While I was staining my house I was thinking of the refreshing grape pale ale I’ll have at the end would be soooo good. I ended up being alittle dissapointed. I did not really smell or taste much grape at all. It’s and average to mOK pale ale and that’s all.

By George, this aint bad. If I was a sweet beer kinda guy I think I would love it. It Pours a nice pale golden color. With a little white head. The taste reminds me of Raison D’ etre.

OK, I guess? Didn’t really feel the grape thing too much. I guess I was surprised this actually won. Not really worth going out of your way for.

Not bad, but the combination of hops and grapes is neutralizing, and left me with the impression of neither. A good hot-day beer if very cold, but has that Sam Adams ’gloss.’ and probably not a great addition to the style.

golden pour, white head dissipates. light aroma, you can pick out the grape. Flavor is boring, an average pale ale with a touch of dry grape on the finish. Im guessing the home batch tasted a lot better.