Pale Ale Style

Paul:

If you make up with Ace and Peter and get the original band back together I'll send you some Pseudo Sue, which is a great Pale Ale.

 

On a more serious note, it's far from new but I believe it is East Coast, I really like Flying Dog Classic Pale Ale.

 

I'm sorry Drake's 1500 doesn't make it out there. It's a stellar 6 pk dry-hopped pale.

 

Dales Pale Ale is fantastic.
Great Lakes Burning River is a great one for me as well.
Flat 12 Walkabout is phenomenal, I wish they distributed here.

 

Love that beer, if it were brewed and released today, it would certainly don the moniker of Session IPA.

 

HA! I was trying to think of KISS joke too.

"Dear Paul Stanley, those first few Kiss records were pretty good. What's up with the weird recording/production though?"

 

Drinkable in a pinch but not "awesome." Definitely not the same as Green Line.

 

Not at 5.5%. It's just a dry-hopped pale ale, albeit a near perfect one.

It is lower on the malt for the style, so I see where you are going with this. Plus, I session it up with them for sure.

 

Southern Tier's 2XOne is a new one, very good, tastes more to my own personal tastes like an IPA, though. The 8% ABV is also not pale ale like, either. Nonetheless, most importantly, it tastes pretty good, reminded me of Blue Point Mosaic Session IPA, but far more beefed up.

I liked Captain Lawrence's Freshchester Pale Ale, you seem to be in the city, Harnkus, that's probably easy to get. Elysian Super Fuzz is not a traditional pale ale, due to the blood orange fruit addition, but is very tasty nonetheless. Loved it on tap.

 

Who's not paying attention?
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I guess your personal caveat might be "awesome" (a word I usually reserve more for the Grand Canyon or the second coming), but the new Goose Island APA is pretty good.

 

Go to CT and Maine Co. magically drops down to $5.99, which is a decent price imo.

 

Sweetwater 420 and Terrapin Rye Pale Ale are both good. Not sure if you get them in New York as they are both brewed in Georgia.

 

i know it's not canned or bottled but Peeskill's Amazeballs is exactly that and an APA.

and Oscar Blues Dales Pale Ale is actually a regular old IPA but they didn't want to call it Dale's IPA because Dale's Pale Ale rolls off the tongue a little better. lol.

 

You said a lot more in your original post just "recos on new APAs." This thread was full of your inflammatory opinions right from the first post and you have the gall to claim Marquis is the problem? Please. All you prove here is that you know how to flame-bait.

The moderators should just close this thread down because there's certainly nothing useful going on here.

 

Have you heard anything about us getting them? I'd love to see them around here. I think they're in Massachusetts, at least.

 

This thread is fun.

 

Great lakes burning river is pretty easy to get and I enjoyed that on quite a bit.

 

A $25 six pack price, is not a good price IMO.

 

$5.99 in CT is better than the $7.99-$8.99 in NJ

 

Invasion Pale Ale - Cigar City brewery

Probably my favorite beer at the moment too.