Showing posts with label Whistler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whistler. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Classic Pale Ale (Whistler)

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Classic Pale Ale (Whistler) = 4/10

Most beer pricks, like myself, can describe the taste of a pale ale before the bottle is opened. Faint (but acceptable) nose of vegetal, floral and spicy hops with just enough caramel and bready malts to make you care. Yup, I called it. The mild, spicy and floral hops hit the tongue first with the caramel and bready malts taking up the rear. All this with a clean finish. This pale ale is OK, but not exciting. Props for nice bottles and inviting label.

Taste +3
Aftertaste 0
Alcohol Content 0 5%
Value 0
Appearance +1 (very elegant bottle and label)

Monday, December 7, 2009

Whistler Classic Pale Ale


Whistler Classic Pale Ale

Ratebeer 2.74 24th percentile
Beer Advocate B

Taste +2

The nose is very faint of water and pale barley soup. Overall it was a crisp slight pale malt taste with cleansing hops. Very crisp.

Aftertaste 0

It just ended clean after the floral hop snap.

Alcohol Content 0 5%

Value 0

It is what it is, an easy drinking beer that anyone will enjoy.

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Overall 3/10

This is a better than average pale ale, suitable to bring to a BBQ. Everyone will like it but not be overwhelmed.

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