Impromptu Pale Ale
Dusters Restaurant and The Gottberg Brew Pub

From the descriptions, this beer seems to be very similar to Gottberg's previous pale ale, except darker. Now, on to the review itself:

Impromptu Pale Ale pours a light amber color into my pint glass. A 1" head forms, and slowly dissipates. Moderate carbonation and lacing. The aroma is more complex than a typical American Pale Ale; the hops smell of citrus and flowers along with the expected pine aroma. The malts are also present, giving off a biscuity/toasty aroma.

The flavor of this beer is very much in line with how it smells, and is also a step or two above the typical APA in complexity. The initial taste is a mix of citrus with a slightly floral and spicy hop bitterness; after a bit the biscuit and caramel flavors of the malts come through. All the taste elements are very well balanced here, with the hops being a bit more restrained in the taste than they are in the aroma. The mouthfeel is full without being heavy; there is no trace of diacetyl. Finishes crisp and clean, leaving a pleasant citrus/spice hop aftertaste.

In a sea of pale ales, Impromptu is better than most. While most pale ales are one-dimensional in smell and taste, this beer manages to bring all of its components together in a highly enjoyable and drinkable manner. If I lived closer to Columbus, this would likely be my everyday pale ale. Recommended.