English Pub Ale
Airline Brewing Company

It's a beautiful pour. Crystal clear, burnished coppery color with a creamy off white head the falls to about an 1/8 inch cap with some spotty thicker islands. Nice sheets of lacing on the glass. It's gorgeous. .

The smell is of bready malts, slight toffee sweetness and maybe some honey. Black tea, light peppery spice, nuttiness. Faint fruitiness - maybe pear. Just a bit of hoppy floral aroma and herbaceousness.

Enjoying this flavor profile. There's bready and biscuity malt, slightly sweet and leaning more to caramel and honey than toffee. Very present and pleasant black tea - you could add a bit of bergamot and call it Earl Grey. There's the vague fruit - could be apple, could be pear. Very mild hint of citrus. Slight nuttiness- maybe hazlenut. Black pepper, floral and herbal hops, moderately earthy. Very mild bitterness at the finish.

Feel is moderately drying, a little creamy textured. The peppery note lingers along with the citrus and hop notes.

This is a very nice beer. I'm liking the flavors a lot - that tea taste is very pleasing. This is a beer you can enjoy a few rounds sitting at the bar with friends, which is exactly the intent.