American Pale Ale
Red Hart Brewing

16 ounce can - with a deer sporting a Trump hairdo on the label.
Pours a near clear pale copper to amber with two fingers off white head.
Aroma is piney, resinous, slightly earthy, a tad floral with caramel maltiness and doughy notes.
Taste is smooth and slightly sweet bready malt with a caramel underbelly - less of the piney resinous nature that the nose offers - there is a leafy, floral hop presence that sits at the back, but without a significant bitter bite.
Medium mouthfeel though the thin side of same, think from a present but underwhelming carbonation - certainly clean and very drinkable. I enjoyed well enough, just missing a little bite, but could easily drink anytime.

473ml can poured into tulip.

Pours a clear golden yellow with one finger of eggshell head that leaves some hoodoo rock formation lace as it recedes.

Smells of lemon, grapefruit and apple, baking biscuits, drizzled caramel, pine tree and some leafy, floral hops.

Tastes of grainy caramel malt, lightly honeyed biscuits, lemon and grapefruit zest, apple chips and more leafy, piney hops.

Feels nice and mild. Medium bodied with frothy carbonation. Finishes dry.

Verdict: Recommended. No complaints here, just an enjoyable pale ale in a nice big can.

Appearance - Pours an amber with three fingers of frothy white head.

Smell - earthy, leafy, piney, and herbal hops, hint of pine resin, hint of grapefruit and orange peel, bready malts, caramel, and earthy yeast.

Taste - earthy, leafy, piney, and herbal hops upfront. The hint of pine resin, hint of grapefruit and orange peel follow suit. The bready malts, caramel, and earthy yeast round out the brew.

Mouthfeel - Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Finishes a tad off dry with the mild hops lingering.

Overall - An approachable APA that has the elements down. However, I wish the elements were a bit more pronounced to make it more true to the style. Nonetheless, a quaffable brew.