20130828:
I wrote: "This Sierra Nevada Pale Ale has an average taste." 3:54PM ET
20141003:
I wrote: "This Sierra Nevada Pale Ale was really sour. As far as I can remember, this is the first time I have experienced such an awkward taste with any beer. I'm pretty sure I've had this beer before and I don't remember it tasting like this. Maybe it was just too warm. In any case, I eventually finished it." 10:27PM PT
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Relevant Links:
Pale Ale (Sierra Nevada Website)
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (BeerAdvocate.com)
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (Bottle/Can) (RateBeer.com)
Website Information:
I wrote: "This Sierra Nevada Pale Ale has an average taste." 3:54PM ET
20141003:
I wrote: "This Sierra Nevada Pale Ale was really sour. As far as I can remember, this is the first time I have experienced such an awkward taste with any beer. I'm pretty sure I've had this beer before and I don't remember it tasting like this. Maybe it was just too warm. In any case, I eventually finished it." 10:27PM PT
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Relevant Links:
Pale Ale (Sierra Nevada Website)
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (BeerAdvocate.com)
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (Bottle/Can) (RateBeer.com)
Website Information:
PALE ALE
The beginning. A classic. Our most popular beer.
Pale Ale began as a home brewer’s dream, grew into an icon, and inspired countless brewers to follow a passion of their own. Its unique piney and grapefruit aromas from the use of whole-cone American hops have fascinated beer drinkers for decades and made this beer a classic, yet it remains new, complex and surprising to thousands of beer drinkers every day. It is—as it always has been—all natural, bottle conditioned and refreshingly bold.
OVERVIEW
ALCOHOL CONTENT 5.6% by volume
BEGINNING GRAVITY 13.1° plato
ENDING GRAVITY 2.8° plato
BITTERNESS UNITS 38
INGREDIENTS
YEAST Ale yeast
BITTERING HOPS Magnum, Perle
FINISHING HOPS Cascade
MALTS Two-row Pale, Caramel
FOOD PAIRING
CUISINE Grilled Steak, Citrus Salad, Thai Curry, Roasted Vegetables
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