Weyerbacher Easton Pale Ale

This easy drinking pale is hazy, dark yellow, well laced, complete with a ring of a head that lasts till the end. Grapefruit, lemon, lime and other light citrus notes on top of a sweet malt. While not world class, I could easilly go thru a six of this while sitting on my patio and grilling some fish

Aroma of hops, citrus. Tastes dry, with hops, malt, and citrus. Finishes odd. This one seems unbalanced. There's something weird here. I wouldn't buy this again.

i was disappointed with this beer. aroma - ok; appearance - cloudy; flavor - not a good initial taste....then built to an ok hoppy flavor; palate - not a good aftertaste, felt that something was lacking. over all - disappointing!

I wasnt too impressed with this. To me many weyerbacher beers have that same mouthfeel with isnt too appealing. Nice hop usage, and malt balance, but this beer just didnt do it for me.

Golden to slightly reddish in color. A very good APA - it reminds me of an English pale ale along the lines of Samuel Smith's (only not as good - but not many beers are). Definitely drinkable.

Medium yellow in color, large white head, malty aroma. Dry flavor, very standard.

Had this draft at the Weyerbacher open house. Just called Pale Ale now. Godd beer nothing special. Tasted as it should be.

Very similar to the IPA, but less malty and hopped to a lesser degree. Good session beer.