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RAR Brewing (Real Ale Revival)

 

Pours a cloudy pale yellow color with a foamy head that lasts quite a while. Aroma of orange and grapefuit. Taste is slightly tart and very orange. Smooth and creamy.

 

A 12 ounce can poured into a beer glass. A pale hazy yellow pour. The thick 2 finger head has decent retention and leaves some lacing.
The sweetness of the lightly toasted malt is overpowered by the citrus flavor from the yeast and hops. I wouldn’t be surprised if some actual citrus was added to the brew.
Strong orange/tangerine flavors dominate.
A slight resinous undertone suppresses the orange baby-aspirin flavor that lurks.
The needle points toward “sweeter” on this one at he finish, as the bitterness is a little low.
A very good American Pale Ale.

Absolutely luscious head on this beer — honestly spectacular with lacing for days — and a wonderful juicy body. Unfortunately the rest of the beer just doesn’t match up, with a very grainy aroma and flavor profile with only traces of the hops and juiciness that seemed to be on offer. Very easy drinking and certainly not a bad beer, just not sure exactly what it is or if I picked up a bad can. Honestly a little heavy on the mouthfeel for a pale ale, but I certainly love the velvety texture when thinking about this as a hazy.

Appearance:  Twelve-ounce can with a little bit of artwork into a room temperature pint glass at the bar. Very hazy pale yellow. Minimal head.

Aroma and Taste: Heavy on the oranges, as expected with the label and name. Lots of sweetness with the orange flavor. A touch of lemon. Virtually no bitterness.

Feel:  Medium carbonation. Smooth feel.

Overall:   This beer doesn't know if it is a pale ale, an IPA, or fruit-based; and neither do I. It has the tropical notes of an IPA but no bitterness but also the sweetness and tartness of a fruity beer.

Pairing: Oddly, it paired decently with a spicy macaroni and cheese dish. The beer was able to cut through the cheese and pasta. The tropical flavors went along with the peppers and spices similar to how dried mango goes well with sweetened chili powder.

looks light like a faded orange/yellow, smells of citrous and lemon, orange peel, tastes of citrus and lemons, my can says American pale ale but certainly this is a hazy. not bad but middle of the road

 

On tap:
For a hazy pale ale… it seems to deliver as expected - a balanced brew with a light bitter lean and some notes from the selected hops.

The palate is a little less expressive, and the nose takes a couple minutes to open up from a cold pour, but a full citrus aroma finds my nose, eventually, with zest, peel, and pulp, with a pine accent. The pine comes out more to me in the taste, mainly in the finish.

To me, this is a beer that benefits from not being too cold.

1 month exactly,can from half time order. Good orange taste. Tastes as if orange juice added so they did a good crafting job. Some sure hop burn but taste overid this for goid drinkability.

 

 

 

 

Hazy amber color with a thick head.
Aroma with notes resin, peaches and caramel.
Flavor with notes of pine, resin, lots of oranges and lemon drops. Dry and bitter aftertaste
Light body with appropriate carbonation.
Delicious American Pale Ale with predominant fresh squeezed orange notes.

 

Pours a nice vibrant hazy orange color with a generous head and lacing
Aroma has pleasant tropical and citrus hints
The taste follows the nose with a pleasant tropical and citrus flavor
A medium bodied well carbonated beer
A good Pale Ale

Hazy orange appearance with a large, creamy, off white head that produced lots of lacing. Plenty of citrus in the aroma, primarily orange, with a light floral touch after things settle down a bit. Focus of the taste is basically the same while tropical fruit steps up a notch. Smooth, fruity, medium bodied, well carbonated mouthfeel.

Poured from a 12 oz. can. Has a cloudy golden/orange color with a 1/2 inch head. Smell is of fresh squeezed orange juice Taste has plenty of oranges, some faint hints of pineapple. Feels medium/full bodied in the motuh and overall is an enjoyable beer.