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Pours a clear amber with a moderate amount of carbonation. The head is large (pour fail!) and frothy, and fades away slowly to a small head with lots of class-cling.
First sip: A lot of malt (not sweet malt) and hops up front, with a touch of tangy citrus. A lingering hops bitterness afterwards. Mouth-feel is creamy and smooth, and a little astringent.
So far every US beer I've tried either sucked or was, at best, mediocre - and those two were Samuel Adams and Lone Star. For years my US friends have been telling me that there are US beers that didn't suck. And now I believe them. This is a nice beer. The lingering hops encourages you to drink it slowly. It would be an excellent brew to drink cold on a hot day.
...mm. Nice beer burp, too!
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
5.6% alc/vol
355ml bottle
Same again, sir? Yes please!
Pours a clear amber with a moderate amount of carbonation. The head is large (pour fail!) and frothy, and fades away slowly to a small head with lots of class-cling.
First sip: A lot of malt (not sweet malt) and hops up front, with a touch of tangy citrus. A lingering hops bitterness afterwards. Mouth-feel is creamy and smooth, and a little astringent.
So far every US beer I've tried either sucked or was, at best, mediocre - and those two were Samuel Adams and Lone Star. For years my US friends have been telling me that there are US beers that didn't suck. And now I believe them. This is a nice beer. The lingering hops encourages you to drink it slowly. It would be an excellent brew to drink cold on a hot day.
...mm. Nice beer burp, too!
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
5.6% alc/vol
355ml bottle
Same again, sir? Yes please!
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Date: 3 Oct 2011 01:59 (UTC)