Tap at Server Land. Interesting, tastes like a malty British bitter. Not much else there. Bit of sweetness. Alright. Very British though.

Good 'un

On tap. Pours a clear orange color with a small white head. A light fruity nose. Sweet orange, biscuits, lemon, sweet malty base.

"karmelowy, słodowy zapach z lekkimi trawiastymi nutami. głęboki, bursztynowy kolor, poważnie zmętnione. piana niezbyt obfita ale ładna i trwała. pełne w smaku, dość mocno karmelowe, goryczka niska, ale dość wyraźna, ziołowa. dość garbnikowe, ale przyjemne.
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On tap at the Ibaraki Bakuon fest 2013. An orange brown pour with a white head. The aroma is exceptionally mild & doesn’t leave much of an impression. The taste is average though not as bitter as I’d expect from a Pale Ale. On tap from the brewpub, a nice herbal hop aroma with a bit of a biscuity quality to it. The body was a slightly cloudy amber that was slightly lighter than the IPA. It has that characteristic Nagisa smooth full body, the taste was a bit sweet, a touch sour with just a hint of hop bitterness in the finish. Better at the brewpub, the freshness gave it more aroma.

Bottle. Has won many medals! Medium amber color, low fine head. Rather fragrant aroma of amber malt, caramel, and lots of hops. Some grass or hay as well, some darkish fruits-though I can’t put my finger on what. Nice nose, not your average pale ale. Rich malt flavor, with caramel, earthy tones, dark fruits. Slightly sweet. Medium hop character, some aroma, not much bitterness. Light on the whole, but nice flavor. Finish is a bit sweet, with caramel, amber malt, fruit, but not much hops for having 4 varieties included! Decent enough, though should be hoppier.