Brown bottle of standard shape, labelled as St. Peter’s English Ale, 500 ml, purchased at the LCBO on December 22 2007, savoured on February 4 2008; eye: burnt orange, clear, average effervescence, beige head that disappears rapidly, lacing; nose: stale, light malt, light hops, lighty resinous; mouth: surprisingly thin, bitter hops, light malt, a tiny layer of caramel, dry finale in bitter hops, slightly sweet, mildly bitter, average astringency, medium body, not much carbonation; overall: correct FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune de forme standard, étiquetée sous le nom de St. Peter’s English Ale, 500 ml, achetée au LCBO le 22 décembre 2007, savourée le 4 février 2008; œil : orange brûlé, claire, effervescence moyenne, mousse beige qui disparaît assez rapidement, dentelle; nez : éventée, léger malt, léger houblon, légèrement résineux; bouche : curieusement mince, houblon amérisant, léger malt, un petit filet de caramel, finale sèche en houblon amère, très légèrement sucrée, moyennement amère, astringence moyenne, corps moyen, peu carbonatée; en résumé : correct

Orange and grass aroma with caramel on the edge. Hazy golden color, no head. Sweet and sour initial punch with a lasting flavor of grains.

16.9 oz bottle. Pours a dark golden color with a medium off white head that diminishes quickly. The aroma is floral hops and wheat grass. Decent lacing with a sour citrus taste and a hoppy finish. A decent golden ale from st peters.

bottle - Pours hazy amber/orange with a thin head. It has a mild malt aroma with maybe a trace of hops. It tastes much hoppier than the aroma suggests as light caramel malt is balanced by a solid hops bite. A mild, bitter finish lingers for awhile. To be honest if I was forced to guess a style, I’d have said it’s a bitter. I’ll buy one of the more hopped up English versions of a blonde ale though. Good session brew.

Clear amber body with a large froth off-white head. Sweet malty aroma with some grassy and floral hops. Light caramel flavor with more grassy and floral hops.

Bottle. Pours a hazy golden color with an off-white head. Malty slightly fruity aroma. Sweet malty fruity citrus flavor. Malty fruity finish with some bitterness in the aftertaste.

and amber coloured brew, with alight hoppy nose, and a spict malt fruit flavour.

Golden coloured with no head and very little carbonation. A bit of malt in the aroma. Very easy to drink but not in anyway memorable, other than a dry finish. Ok.

Bottle: pours a hazy orange-amber colour with a soapy looking white head; fresh hoppy aroma; bitter taste with a citrus edge, and a gentle bitter aftertaste.

Half pint on cask. Clear amber. Only a ring layer of foam. Sweet citrus sharpness in aroma. Hoppy foundation in taste with some fruity softness of mandarin and apricot. Like it (Jerusalem Tavern 20.09.2006).