The beer pours a very light copper in color and is slightly cloudy in appearance. It has a light floral smell balanced by a caramel baked good malt aroma. While it does have some light floral and fruit hop flavors, they are a bit overbalanced by the malt. While there is not actually rye in this beer, it has that sharp rye/pumpernickel flavor that some malts impart. The 400 Pound Monkey overwhelmingly had the sharp rye flavor. Now, I like rye, but the 400 pound monkey tasted like vomit to me.
“A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it is better to be thoroughly sure.” -Czech Proverb
Friday, October 1, 2010
Left Hand Brewing Jackman's American Pale Ale
The Left Hand Brewing Company is in Longmont, Colorado by the St.Vrain River. This is their 5.2% ABV American Pale Ale.
The beer pours a very light copper in color and is slightly cloudy in appearance. It has a light floral smell balanced by a caramel baked good malt aroma. While it does have some light floral and fruit hop flavors, they are a bit overbalanced by the malt. While there is not actually rye in this beer, it has that sharp rye/pumpernickel flavor that some malts impart. The 400 Pound Monkey overwhelmingly had the sharp rye flavor. Now, I like rye, but the 400 pound monkey tasted like vomit to me.
The beer pours a very light copper in color and is slightly cloudy in appearance. It has a light floral smell balanced by a caramel baked good malt aroma. While it does have some light floral and fruit hop flavors, they are a bit overbalanced by the malt. While there is not actually rye in this beer, it has that sharp rye/pumpernickel flavor that some malts impart. The 400 Pound Monkey overwhelmingly had the sharp rye flavor. Now, I like rye, but the 400 pound monkey tasted like vomit to me.
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