Friday, August 12, 2011
Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale Review #25
Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale
American Pale Ale
ABV: 6.5%
12oz can poured into a lager glass
Oskar Blues Grill And Brew
Longmont, Colorado
Dick Dale Katechis
1997
Appearance:
Murky Dark Gold Color
Nice Bubbly/Airy Two-Fingered Head
Head Retention Last Forever
Ring And Film Affair Lacing
Cloudy Clarity
Aroma:
Strong Grapefruit
Grassy
Fine Citrus
Peach And Cream
Flowers
Hint Of Pepper
Malts
Some Tea
Resinous Hop Aroma
Mouthfeel:
Aggressive Carbonation
Light To Medium Body
Sour Balance
Creamy Texture
You Can Taste The Alcohol, But It Still Is Moderately Refreshing
Taste is a delicious mix of hops in the beginning, hops in the middle and hops on the end, mixed with some malts in between. The taste of this beer confused me, so I had to read the label twice. When I started to drink, I thought I was drinking a IPA cause it was a hop bomb. The beer was easy to drink and was very tasty, and I would recommend a try.
31/2 Out Of Six
Want A Sixer
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