Upper Canada Pale Ale

Brewed by Sleeman Brewing & Malting Co. (Sapporo)
Style: American Pale Ale
Guelph, Canada

341ml brown bottle. Golden, decent looking white head. Light hops in the aroma, somewhere between floral and citrusy. Passible malt flavour with lightly bitter finish.

Slightly golden yellow, small white head. Grainy with muted hops in the aroma. Flavour is grainy, some barely there hop bitterness. Quaffable stop up from the mainstream but not too challenging. Average palate.

orange-golden body with a rather small bready head. Grass and toasted malt aroma with just the faintest hint of hops. A very boring example of the style, it probably shouldn’t even be considered an APA. Cookie malt flavour and very subtle hopping. Meh.

Golden, typical ’beer’ colour. Good head that faded quick. Smells like ’a beer’ with some extra hops. Not as bad as I expected, still a bit watery. Not reaIIy a pale ale as I know them. Basically trying to win over Keith’s drinkers, which also isn’t a pale ale.

Copper colour pour, the apperance is stunning, but taste is where it matters and ths one was overly sweet for my liking, and too light on the bitterness, not bad though.

Fruit nose, with some malt and hops, deep amber, pours a tiny white head. Mild taste of candied malt, some hops there too. Light bodied, balanced, a bit sweet. Fair. I really wish I could say who shared this.

fruity nose kinda malty uhhm.... redish amber color not much head, little bit of hops but more malt then hops not great

Medium yellow colour, not pale at all. Average head for the brand, no lacing. Decent "full" flavour for a commercial product but nothing to write home about. A slight bitterness bite that passes quickly. Clean aftertaste.