#pale ale

[detroitlib]

View of a small, crudely constructed wooden building with a man standing in front holding a pole with a small American flag. A sign which reads "Duncan's Sparkling Pale Ale" and "Saloon" is on the building. Recorded in lantern slide ledger: "D/Saloons-Bobby Trotts near Fort Wayne, log cabin."

Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

[thedaily-beer]

Pure Project Sun Rays Like Stilts West Coast Pale Ale (Picked up at Windmill Farms). A 3 of 4. Bright, refreshing, and light. Tons of citrus in the nose, both orange and some lime-like notes. Simpler than usual for Pure, but very well done.

[themancorialist]

Richmond Street, Manchester.

[floridaboiler]

source- https://www.facebook.com/ironmaidenbeer

[herebebeer]

Not my favourite to be honest. I find the hops overpowering and “chemically”.

[upwards-descent]

Shout-out to @transistor-rhythm-909 who inspired this--

From Trader Joe's!

The overall flavor is smooth but there's a hoppy bite to it. Refreshing, not too sweet, good if you like a robust profile. 8/10

[auraeseer]

Someone with IBS used the Caldera cauldron . . .

[kalesierra]

Mi nombre y apellido en una cerveza. Tapalpa, Méx. Foto mía. 📸

[thaida-quintus-amat]

Ohe! Oculus meus sursum est.

[brandonsdrunkagain]

Haven’t had many new beers recently. I haven’t even ventured out to some of the new and local breweries. Working at a brewery, with a great discount, keeps me drinking the usually stuff. Gonna have to change that. Social Lubricant Double IPA from Gnarly Barley Brewing, Go Pils from 3 Sons Brewing, oldie but goodie, Magic Hat #9 from Maggie Hat Brewing!

[thedaily-beer]

Harland + Mate Maker Channel Orange Mango Australian Pale Ale (Picked up at Windmill Farms). A 3 of 4. You get orange citrus and mango in the nose, as you'd expect, and a bit of lingering presence in the body. The body's quite thinner than I was expecting, but it's a pleasant beer.

[fairlesshillbilly]

Have arrived safely, Sweetie!

Background: I've been caregiving for a parent with cognitive decline, away from my residence, for 15 months. My spouse switches places with me periodically when I need to be away for a day or two. He's hard of hearing from a combat incident, so we communicate frequently by text, Messenger, and Facebook posts. We swapped places the other evening, and of course, wanted to notify one another that we arrived at our destinations safely. A few months ago, I began taking long walks along the local canal listening to Neil Gaiman read his stories in his own voice. I was fortunate to have three evenings available to livestream his recent lectures at the Fisher Center on creative writing. This inspired me to add some mischief to a recent "have arrived" note:

THE POST

Hi Sweetie,

On the way home to mom’s, I stopped for a beer. A new place opened that I’d never seen before. The sign outside read “Fang’s Place.” Imagine my surprise when I discovered mid-drink that it was a pop-up trap erected by VAMPIRES! A great clutch of them materialized out of the dark corners of the bar, and I was overtaken! Fortunately, they released me after one pale, red-eyed dude took a bite. He complained that my blood was too bitter. I responded: “What do you expect from an IPA drinker? Perhaps if you take that off the beverage list and stick with selections such as port, Madeira, and zinfandel, your prey will taste better.”

They sent me on my way, and as a conciliatory gesture, gifted me with a cute little pet bat, which they promised would eat its weight in mosquitoes.

As I returned to my van, I glanced back at the venue. It disintegrated into thousands of tiny shards that settled back to earth, looking like a carpet of glass, sparkling in the moonlight.

Anyhow, the puncture wounds were not so bad. I used some peroxide and a styptic pencil on them when I finally arrived at mom’s.

I released the bat into the hall closet by the door of the apartment. It seems to have settled in and is hanging from the ceiling.

Hope that you had a nice dinner! Looking forward to seeing you soon.

Please discard the garlic that is on the Hoosier cabinet before I return home in a few days.

Love,

FairlessHillbilly

[encoreunebiere]

672  Avalanche de Wicklow Wolf. 

Une pale ale trouble et fruitée, légère, sur les agrumes et les fruits tropicaux. Agréable.

https://wicklowwolf.com/product/avalanche-new-england-pale-ale-4-0-24-x-330ml-case/ https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/wicklow-wolf-avalanche/769389/

[value2society]

incredible selection of beers at the brewery for tonight…

[beerdood]

[justbeers]

Pumpkin Pale Ale