Tree Cutthroat Pale Ale

Brewed by Tree Brewing
Style: English Pale Ale
Kelowna, Canada

clear light amber, small white head with plenty of retention. nicely, delicately hopped. good pale ale.

Golden copper, off-white head with good retention. Citrusy nose. Medium-light body, hint of malt sweetness then citrus and a mildly bitter finish. A good example of pale ale.

330mL bottle - pours amber/copper. Flavour is sweet malt and mild hops. Refreshing, but unspectacular.

Amber colour, thin head. Floral aroma, english hops on the nose. Nice well balanced flavour, malty, bitter. Very english and very drinkable. Nice work Tree.

Pours clear yellow with foamy white head. Smells distinctly of hops, light citrus and wet grass. Tastes of grain, light apple, and with hops on the after palate. Very crisp and refreshing, i guess i could call this an entry-level ipa, ya know, for all those bud drinkers out there. Very little lacing.

Bottle. Pours medium, clear amber, thin head, spotty lacing. Nose is gentle hops and sweet malt. Plate is gently hopped, with the maltiness building in the mouth. A bit oversweet, and none too complex, but enjoyable, you wouldn’t have to break my arm to get me to try this again.

Bottle. 5%. Clear amber/copper pour, with a weak white foam, very little retention. Aroma is citrus, hops, and mild sweet malts. Taste is quite bitter, citrusy hops, malt and grains. Finish is smooth. Mouthfeel is alright. I’m on the fence here, it tasted alright and poured and smelled good, but I think I expected too much from it. Still a decent pale ale.

Bottle. Pours a light amber. Sweet smell. Tastes quite malty, with sweet hops. A good english pale ale...