Clear golden with a tiny off white head. Grainy aroma with hints of malt. Grainy flavour with vague caramel and grassy hops. Finished sweet and grainy.

Pour is a cloudy orange with a white head. Aroma is of floral hops. Flavor is kind of weak. You get your hops and malts but nothing really outstanding. Very easy to drink but not even close to SNPA.

Amber colour with a creamy slightly tan head. A bit of hops in the smell, but oddly enough, more malt dominates. The taste is of english hops with a bit of malt to decorate. Almost no palate...a bit of hop drying, but not much. Overall a sub-par english pale. Glad to have the experience to try it, but sorry that it wasn't stellar! Brewed on 24-March-2003. I bought this 12 ounce bottle from Total Beverage in Thornton (Denver), Colorado.

Acquired via trade. Pours a dark orange-amber color with a medium and quickly dissipating off-white head. Aroma of hops, citrus, and bread. Flavor is mostly hops with a definite malt presence, along with some toasted notes. Finish is good and rich. Good representation of the style.

Very nice - aroma is very malty, with a definite caramel note. Flavor is medium hoppy, with herbal hop qualities and overall is pretty well balanced. One of the better session pale ales.