Colonial Pub Pints Pale Ale
Cold Spring Brewery in Cold Spring, Minnesota, United States 🇺🇸
Pale Ale - American Style / APA Regular|
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6.17
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Over time, the dark and malty colonial ales gave way in popularity to lighter colored golden ales. Colonial brewers made these lighter ale by using pale malts and distinct hops to develop aroma and bitterness. These brews became known as Colonial Pale Ales. These ales were traditionally served draught style in neighborhood pubs with a generous froth spilling over the top of the pint glass. You'll discover that authentice Pub Pint taste and character thanks to our Colonial Pub Pint System. Millions of tiny bubbles release when you jopen a pint to give your beer a creamy head and smooth pub finish ... the way Pub Pints havae been enjoyed for generations. Rich & Creamy The Difference You Can See and Taste
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Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 5 | Flavor - 4 | Texture - 4 | Overall - 3.5
473ml can (thanks to Joe Sixpack). Slightly hazy, golden brown body under a frothy, white head that slowly fades away. Firm malty aroma. Pale malt flavoured water with a hoppy note. Finish off with a hints of sourish vegetables. Missing tail. Smooth mouthfeel. Not a great drink, but my best n/a so far (15.01.2008).
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on 15 Jan 2008
at 15:04