Shipyard Export Ale

Brewed by Shipyard Brewing Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Portland, Maine USA

I guess I got a better bottle than everyone else. Cheap 12 pack from market basket. Fairly clear pour, and foamy white crown. Aroma is not much to go on, but the taste is good. Medium sweetness, slightly burnt malt, floral, and surprisingly smooth. High marks for drinkability.

5-13-08 bottle
Clear yellow orange. Smell is musky gym socks and dough. Flavor is bland and has that generic doughy sweetness. Medium carbonation. Strange stale-like aftertaste that is medicinal and cottony. Overall, not very yummy

Golden-orange with off-white thick(dissipates quickly) head. Average dough-like aroma. Easy drinking beer, very refreshing, but nothing wonderful.

Ugh. Slighty cloudy golden pour with minimal white head, this 12 oz pour from a bottle may have been injured in shipping but it’s extraordinairily skunky. drain pour.

Clean orange in color with a white cap resting on top of the beer. Aroma is strong dough, some earth, grass, a bit of floral, and light caramel. Smooth body. Tastes much like it smells with the dough and grass really showing their legs. Yeasty finish. Easily drinkable but nothing spectacular. Thanks to my buddy Derek for bringing a bottle of this to Japan.

Pours golden orange with a short lived white head. Smell is yeasty, doughy, malt. Taste is balanced sweetness and bitterness with a lager like yeasty finish. Not much hop flavor but enough bitterness to balance. Nothing too spectacular but drinkable. Very basic, simple average beer.

this is pretty good, not too light and not overly powerful, has a subtle butter taste and a nice malt and hop finish. Very easy to drink and very refreshing.

On draft in Bar Harbor. Light golden color. Listed on the menu as a pale ale, but much more likea Great Lakes Dortmunder Gold, just noy quite so full bodied. Nice aroma in the glass, butter notes and a little sweet. Though it has a slight bitter finish, it is mostly carbonation, still little head.