American Beauty
Pearl Street Grill And Brewery

This was my first choice of five Pearl Street beers offered. They call this a Bitter Pale Ale. It's a pale ale.

Poured a cloudy orange with a faded ivory head cap leaving som strings of lace. Loads of fruit flavors and lolipop candy malt meet an american citrus hop tingle. A bit thick and full bodied that really defined chewy towards the end. This started a house flavor that I could shake the rest of the night for better or worse. A fruity pale at best.

Beer is good. Happy $3.75 pint brewpub beering.

Pours a light golden with some orange hue with a white one finger head that is gone quite quickly leaving a light ring of lace behind,mellow aromas of dry biscuit malt and some herbal hop but quite light.Flavor starts out on the sweeter side but but dries out quite quickly almost parching drynessin the finish.Balanced not overly sweet and not overhopped but the beers goes to extremes starting to swet and finishing very dry,odd and interesting but I'll pass next time.

Light amber/orange with a nice head for once that actually lasts and leaves a bit of lace. Perhaps this brew was actually brewed recently, and kinf of fresh! Aromas of slight hops, and biscuity malts, nothing offensive. Taste is not bad, but not hoppy enough at all for a SNPA-style APA. In fact this is more like a lackluster English IPA. Mouthfeel is medium bodied, drinkability is OK. From what I have sampled this is a stellar brew coming out of this brewery.

A good example of an American Pale Ale. It is not quite as hoppy as Sierra Nevada, but that isn't always a bad thing.
This beer would appeal to wide range of tastes, safe for first
time pale ale drinkers - if there are really any of those left out
there!?!