Kansas City Pale Ale
Weston Brewing Company & O'Malley's Pub

Clear bright amber color with a modest but lasting tan head and some decent lacing.
The aroma is bread, caramel, some grassy, herbal hops.
The taste follows in the same vein, bready caramel malts, honey and herbal hops.
The body is medium, moderate carbonation, drinkable and fairly smooth.
Altogether, this is a decent pale ale, not great but good enough for an evening session.

 

Poured from a can. Caramel in color with a white foamy head and some lacing. Smells of malt, a little citrus, a little pine. Smells a little muted, taste is the same, nothing stands out. Eh.

Pours a clear amber color. 1/4 inch head of an off-white color. Slight retention and poor lacing. Smells of sweet malt, tea, slight alcohol, honey, and grass. Fits the style of an American Pale Ale. Mouth feel is sharp and clean, with an average carbonation level. There is slight bitterness. Tastes of sweet malt, tea, slight alcohol, honey, and grass. Overall, weak appearance, off flavors, poor blend and poor body.

Pours a foggy burgundy-copper with a finger of dense khaki foam. Head retention is great. Aroma is biscuit and toast malts with a layer of herbal and pine hops. Flavor profile is biscuit, toast, and earth malts with herbal, pine, and resin hops. Mouth feel is medium-thick with a fuzzy, velvety texture. Overall, good looks and feel, but the flavor profile drags behind a little bit.

From a twelve ounce can, this brew pours with a huge off-white head ad a clear complexion...light chestnut in color. The aroma is nice...malty, a bit of caramel and toast...slight hops. The taste is balanced, lots of malt as well as herbal and earthy hops. The body is solid and a lingering, flavorful finish. Well brewed and a good session ale.

 

 

 

L: Good looking pale ale. Medium Amber, good head retention. S: not too hoppy. T: decent piney hops. Some citrus. F: right mouthfeel. Not thin. O: good pale ale.

Average pale ale, but worth the 7 bucks a 6 pack