Pale Ale
Heidenpeters

Pours a slightly cloudy dark golden amber coloration with a large, frothy head. Smells of biscuity, grainy malt and strong citrus notes of grapefruit and tangerine, with a hint of grass. Taste follows the nose, with a great balance of biscuity, slightly grainy malt and a strong, hoppy citrus character with notes of grapefruit and tangerine, as well as a certain grassy, slightly flowery note and just a hint of pine Finishes with a light bitterness and some grainy malts and citrus hops lingering in the aftertaste. Smooth mouthfeel with a medium body and carbonation. A very nice Pale Ale with a great hop/malt balance and quite intense, hoppy citrus notes for the ABV, as well as some grassy and and slightly piny notes for a bit of an extra kick.

 

 

 

Pours a bright orange color, with a beautiful, giant head.

Features an intriguing nose of juicy lemon, together with ripe orange, balanced by a rich, grassy dankness and subtle, bready malts. The aromas exhibit a pleasant, utmost fruity sweetness, coated up by lemon zest and resin. Reminding me of Alpine Brewings Pure Hoppiness, with a herbal, short peak to it.

Has an almost smooth mouthfeel to it, while the beer remains easy drinkable.

Tastes extremely fruity, unbelievable full in taste for its lower abv. Integrates beautifully a bitter, fresh pressed fruit juice beginning, immediately joined by ripe orange. Beer turns quite sweet then, without revealing any flaws, supported by a slighty metallic carbonation, adding to the biscuity malts. Prickly, tongue tingling, sour lime, with a convincing load of grass, embeded by glazed malts, marks the finish of the beer.

Incredibly well composed pale ale, featuring american hops in its best way possible. Unleashes a fantastic, versatile range of flavors: ripe orange with a biscuity malt support, and a convincing dankness among lime, as its counterpart.