| 3.5 |
Reviewed By:
beerman1959 (507 Reviews) |
Added:
05-09-2013 |
Location:
Corkscrew wine & spirits Norman, Oklahoma |
Type(s):
Bottle |
Not bad. This tasted a little better than I thought it would. And at 5% ABV this would make a good session beer if you wanted to drink a lot and not have the evening end too early. I like the way I just get a little hint of lemon. With too much lemon, all of a sudden this turns into a shandy and that would suck.
| 3.5 |
Reviewed By:
sloshed (3319 Reviews) |
Added:
12-08-2012 |
Location:
Portland, Oregon - Goose Island Beer Tasting @ Refuge |
Type(s):
Bottle |
I'm used to NW pale ales that tend to be a little hoppier than this, but this was a very easy drinking pale ale. Definitely tasted a little lemon that others have mentioned.
| 4 |
Reviewed By:
beerlover420 (1951 Reviews) |
Added:
02-22-2012 |
Location:
Farmington, ME. USA- Front St. Tavern |
Type(s):
Tap/Keg |
A very drinkable beer that is refreshing with sweet malts and fruity hops that are almost lemony tasting. Tap handle had a funny goose head that looked like it was in the middle of a honk.
| 4 |
Reviewed By:
drewm320 (565 Reviews) |
Added:
08-03-2007 |
Location:
Dayton, OH |
Type(s):
Bottle |
One of the best Goose Island beers there is. A very good blend of caramel maltiness and hop flavor. Light drinking and not very bitter but the hops are certainly present. This would be a good starting point if trying to break a BMC drinker of their bad habits.
| 4 |
Reviewed By:
beerfreight (14 Reviews) |
Added:
03-01-2007 |
Location:
West Lafayette, IN |
Type(s):
Bottle |
the spice is just right. Not dry at all very delicious. solid bitter aftertaste leaves me smacking my lips
| 4 |
Reviewed By:
GotBigBalls (21 Reviews) |
Added:
03-01-2007 |
Location:
P town |
Type(s):
Bottle |
Thick rich heavy flavor with a little bite, Kind of a woody flavor i think. All around good Ale with strong distinct flavor.
| 3.5 |
Reviewed By:
thomasomalley3 (74 Reviews) |
Added:
10-26-2006 |
Location:
Toledo, Ohio |
Type(s):
Bottle Tap/Keg |
Usually if it says pale ale, I run away screaming. But the brewers description is right on, a well balanced pale ale. It doesn't have the dry taste of a typical pale. A must try for any beer drinker, and if you can find it on tap...order 2.
| 4 |
Reviewed By:
akira713 (76 Reviews) |
Added:
08-20-2005 |
Location:
Crown Point, Indiana |
Type(s):
Bottle |
Light and citrus-y...almost a lemony taste. Very light and refreshing, perfect for those hot, humid midwest nights.
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