Cable Knit Rye Pale Ale

Bottle picked up at a Safeway in Washington. Pours out a clear amber with medium sized foamy head. Rye dominates the aroma, musty, funky sour smell. Taste brings more rye, with a little honey sweetness. It all finishes up with a fair amount of hop bitterness, sharp and dry.

Grumbler purchase from Breeze-IN, Juneau AK.
This was poured into a nonic pint.
The appearance was a nice looking hazy amber color with a nice transparency about it but barely allowing any carbonation to be seen rising. A one finger white foamy head appeared and dissipated within about a minute. Lacing was kinda few and far between for the most part.
The smell had an authentic sweet citrus to light spicy rye over top a light sweet rye malt.
The taste was mainly a combined sweet and spicy rye to slight caramel maltiness running into a light acceptable spice in the aftertaste. There was a light sweet to spicy dry finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fairly decent sessionability about it. The carbonation was good for me and for the style.
Overall, yes, I dig this. Thank you, Breeze-IN for getting this.

Bomber from Made in Oregon. Pours translucent copper with a foamy off-white or beige head. Aroma has lots of citrus with rye notes. Full bodied or nearly. Flavor is rye/malt/spice with a lot of citrus. Think there’s a lot of rye here. Like rye a lot!