Anchor Brewing Co. San Francisco, CA
Notes:
Pale Ale
12oz Bottle
5.9% ABV
Appearance:
Pours an golden orange color…transparent with some bubble action in the
middle…minimal off white head that doesn’t last…(3.25/5)
Smell: Sweet,
candy, pale malt jumps right out of the glass…lemon citrus hops up in
there...some piney and floral hops playing background roles…very light and
zesty…(3.75/5)
Taste: Two
things happening here…the lemon is zesty and abundant with the floral hops
adding a bit of wispiness…the malt is also very abundant, sweet, pale and
flavorful adding straightness to the overall that balances out the
citrus/floral hops…very harmonious in it’s design…it’s very light, crisp,
balanced and refreshing…(3.75/5)
Mouthfeel:
Light body, crisp and refreshing to the palette…medium carbonation does
form presenting floral and citrus tones…ends light, with mild floral
bitterness…(3.75/5)
Overall: This
is a good brew…the balance of flavors can be tight rope difficult for some, but
this beer accomplishes that with flying colors…it’s light, crisp, sweet,
citrusy, floral and malty without leaving anything behind…if I had a knock, it
would be limited head on my initial pour, but in the smell and taste, the two
more important characteristics, this beer excels…I could easily spend a night
drinking on this one flavor and be very content…I’d recommend picking up a
sixer of this and dragging it out to a fun time, roof deck, social
engagement…Yum! (3.75/5)
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