Endless Summer Pale Ale
Cambridge Brewing Company

Nice summer beer.

Hazy yellow with some white head.

Aroma all i picked up was some sweetness and florals.

Nice honey sweetness, some lemon in there too, but that is because it was served with a wedge (they didn't ask, it just came that way). Well balanced by the hops that come in after.

Good mouthfeel, appropriately carbonated and bodied.

Great drinkablitity on this, me and a few friends went through 3-4 a piece without even noticing.

Almost a honey caramel like color with a moderate slightly off white head that left a decent lace. Subtle floral hop aroma that seemed to get a bit malt like as it warmed. Nice hop flavor up front followed by a more pronounced hop finish. The malt flavor comes across in the middle and by the time my glass hit the bar I wanted another taste.

Pours a nice golden amber with a pretty white head that laces the glass nicely. Aromas are dominated by the hops portraying some grassy notes and citrus, while some malts find their way into the profile adding a bready like aroma. The flavor of this beer is very well rounded. Hops hit initially mixed with a nice malty backing giving off some biscuit and nutty bread characters, leaving this beer well rounded. Following a final nice hop bitterness and grassy flavor finishes the beer in the perfect IPA fashion. The carbonation to this beer was crisp and refreshing to following with its medium body. Overall a great offering from Cambridge Brewing.. I'm just sad its a seasonal!

Sparkling golden colour with a good clarity and two fingers of white head make this brew look very appetizing. Aromas of mild honey and fresh baked crackers with a slight herbal oily hop. Smooth up front with a crisp snap in the back, fresh malt flavours burst with biscuity cracker like flavours, the sweetness rides on a quick flash of honey-like maltiness. Hop bitterness bulls eyed the balance between sweet and bitter, soon after it drops a bit of flavour that melds with the lingering fresh malty flavour.

Real easy drinking here, light on the palate but packed with flavour.