Haller-Tang
Logboat Brewing Co.

On draft. Clear golden yellow body. Medium toasted barley, a bit of citrus and grapefruit, light earth, overall more of an English type pale ale than a lot of American interpretations out there. Medium body, good carbonation, standard pale ale fare.

Can. Pours a golden color with a big head. Aroma of malt sweetness, bit of citrus and grain. Taste of caramel, a bit herbal and trace of citrus. Mild bitterness and a clean finish. Medium body, smooth with a bit of an English Pale Ale feel. Enjoyable beer.

Pours a nearly clear orange with a finger of white head. Head retention is modest, with no lacing. Biscuit malt, mix with a slight fruity, definitely German hop mash-up. Flavor profile is more German, and musty hop notes. Fruit hops, and biscuit malts help substantiate an otherwise lackluster collection of flavors. Mouth feel has a medium consistency, and is a bit filling. Overall, it's an alright APA. The hops seem muted, which may be preferred by some. The malts really control this APA, making it an easy sipper for those transitioning from browns, porters, and stouts.

Served in a 12oz snifter.

 

From a twelve ounce can that is decorated with a dinosaur, the beer is a clear, orange-amber color with a firm white head. The aroma has a bit of fruit, light malt, and a lot of German hops. The taste is semi-sweet, with nice malt flavor. Medium bitterness and full in body.

 

12oz can. Poured out a clear, golden amber color with a small, tan head of bubbly foam. It smelled of grassy hops, hay and citrus. Grassy/piney bitterness with sweet toasted caramel.