Alberta Pale Ale
Red Hart Brewing in Red Deer County, Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦
Pale Ale - American Style / APA Regular|
Score
6.62
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People really like our APA (or American Pale Ale) but they’re always asking “What’s up with this American beer, eh? We’re in Canada don’t-cha-know.” That’s usually when we launch into historical development of brewing in the twentieth century and the technical classifications of beer according to certified style guidelines.
And then they make fun of us for being nerds.
And that brings back bad memories from junior high.
So forget about it. We are inventing a new style. Alberta Pale Ale. No more worrying about getting a wedgie in the taproom, and we get to keep the old abbreviation.
That’s a win in our books. So grab a seat on your chesterfield, take off your toque and please enjoy this pint of ALBERTA PALE ALE. Same great beer, just slightly less American.
*Also, slightly less alcohol than the American Pale Ale. Which is funny, because everyone knows American beer is weak. Just like us in junior high.
And then they make fun of us for being nerds.
And that brings back bad memories from junior high.
So forget about it. We are inventing a new style. Alberta Pale Ale. No more worrying about getting a wedgie in the taproom, and we get to keep the old abbreviation.
That’s a win in our books. So grab a seat on your chesterfield, take off your toque and please enjoy this pint of ALBERTA PALE ALE. Same great beer, just slightly less American.
*Also, slightly less alcohol than the American Pale Ale. Which is funny, because everyone knows American beer is weak. Just like us in junior high.
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cmacklin (5055) reviewed Alberta Pale Ale from Red Hart Brewing 3 years ago
Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 6.5
473ml can. Pours a slightly hazy gold with a small, foamy, long lasting, white head that laces. Mild aroma of grainy pale malt, grapefruit, faint cantaloupe and floral hops. Sweet fruity flavour of grainy pale malt, orange, grapefruit, cantaloupe, floral and grassy hops in a dry, mild bitter finish. Light body with a slightly oily texture and soft carbonation. Smooth, refreshing and crushable.
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from Can
on 28 Apr 2022
at 03:22