Ale D’or
Schlafly Beer - The Tap Room

Solid copper-amber in color and maybe just a little closer to translucent than opaque, sits the liquid in a clear pint glass. Just coaxed out of a tap, it has a modest and enduring white head. The aroma is a bit more malty than hoppy, but both notes are there. The body is better than average for an APA, but not at the expense of being overly malty or sweet. What you get here is a nicely bitter hopped beer in a medium that carries it well, without interfering in the taste. This has plenty of a hop bite for those that enjoy it, then it finishes crisp and dryly. Consistent throughout, this is one fine American Pale Ale.

 

 

Dark copper colored with a light haziness. There’s a half inch of creamy beige on top. The aroma is of grassy German hops. I’m tasting grassy German hops and light malt. The mouth is very smooth and easygoing.

Brewed in honor of the St. Louis FC soccer club, this beer comes in a can that sports the club's colors and a large fleur de lis. The beer itself is a lightly hazy gold color with a white head. The aroma is clean with a pale malt note and floral hops. The taste is well balanced...malt sweetness and a bit of hop bitterness. It is a solid and approachable Pale Ale. Drinkable. I could have a few of these while watching the match.