UPDATED: SEP 1, 2018 Pours a hazy amber with a slight white head. Aroma is nice but not exactly representative of an APA. Some citrus, a touch of pine, and malt. Medium mouthfeel, moderate carbonation. Flavor is good but again not like an APA. Tea, lemon, and some sweetness. No hop bite to speak of. Not bad...just not an American Pale Ale.

Bottle. Nothing really great about this beer everything about it is either average or sub-par.

UPDATED: NOV 29, 2017 Draft to taster at BC’s Bottle Lodge. Pours a clear dark golden/amber color with a medium sized off white head. The aroma and flavor have pale malts, lightly toasted, mild fruit character, mild earthy, mild to moderate bitterness, very forgettable.

From a bottle into pint glass. Cloudy copper color some, a few floaties. Nose is butter, biscuits, lemon. Medium body, normal carbonation, sweet. Tastes like an extra kit home brew.

I poured it from the bottle into a glass. It pours copper with a white head and lacing. The aroma was tea, fruit, bread, and earthy hops. The taste was the same with the hops coming in subtle. This was a decent pale ale.

DATE: May 20, 2016... OCCASION: just returned from the Relay For Life event tonight... GLASSWARE: Kisatsky Tavern.. APPEARANCE: strong, effervescent, light golden body... thick, white, crunchy crags of head solidify with resilience... equally thick, equally resilient lacing... beautiful, full rings create a rib cage around the glass... AROMA: punchy watermelon, grapefruit, and some sour elements.... slight bread malts bring some balance to the aroma... PALATE: medium-bodied, slightly acidic impact... long, metallic draw as an aftertaste... TASTE: the pineapple and watermelon are pleasant enough, while the lightly toasted bread balances... some off-color flavors that detract from the experience, and few other dimensions to entice seeking it out... serviceable... OVERALL: the quintessential "average" American pale ale... more malt than the average, perhaps, but enough citric hops to make clear its pale ale appellation.... useful, sessionable, and flavorful enough to engage the palate, but blends in among the many other pales offered...

I'm not a big pale ale fan, there is nothing special about this. Not terrible just weak. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

APPEARANCE- Light golden color, white head. Looks like it’d be very refreshing on a hot summer day. NOSE- light bitter hop scent a bit grassy. FLAVOR- what you’d expect for a light ale. Slightly bitter at the end of the sip. Very light flavors at the beginning - nearly no flavor. NOTES- I’d happily drink this on a hot summer day on the lake.

Pours a pale golden amber color with a white head. Caramel, biscuit, floral, pine and light hop aroma and flavors. Medium light body and moderate carbonation. Floral, caramel and biscuit finish.

Bottle: Clear orange-gold, with a small white head. Lemon, barley, grass scent. Taste is a bit on the sour side.... Grain malt, lemon-peel, citrus. Decent, but a little too sharp tasting after about a third of the way through.