Bottled. Hazy amber with rich head. Lovely fresh hoppy citrus aroma. Light-medium bodied with crisp malt character, but cookie malt distinguishes it from most American Pale Ales. Hops dominate thoroughly. Aromatic and resiny with bergamott and and grapefruit - this is way more US West Coast style than English. The malt character however is more inviting than most American microbrews, making it a more multifacetted beer. Long, resiny bitter finish. The best new Sierra Nevada beer I had in many years!

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Courtesy of joergen/BelJohansen. Clear, deep golden with an off-white head. Fresh English aroma hops in the nose. Medium body, some nutty accents and caramel with a fairly bitter finish. Actually I find it rather close to a genuine British ESB. 140408

Hazy golden-amber. Spicy-woody hop nose. Fairly bitter body with lots of woody character. Dry, with a little caramel, toast notes.

12 fl oz bottle. Pours almost clear orange with a fully diminished white head. Light spiced and almost fruity hops aroma. Light liqourice hops flavour and with a dry caramel malt base. Dry hoppy finish with a mild fruity note.

Bottle. Clear orange coloured with a medium sized off white ehad. Fruity aroma of hops and pine needles. Fruity flavour of hosp and pine needles with notes of grass. Dry hoppy finish.