Pale Ale

Flavors vary widely in pale ales. Developed around London, the name originated simply to differentiate them from dark porters. Alcohol content is usually about 5%. American versions are hoppier than their British counterparts. Try a Sierra Nevada vs. an Old Speckled Hen.

A

  • Athletic - Upside Dawn

B

  • Bronx brewing - Summer Pale Ale
  • Bronx brewing - Bronx Pale Ale
  • Bruery - Humulus Terreux
  • Burlington - Elabotrate Metaphor

D

  • Duvel - Gift Set

E

  • Equilibrium - Photon
  • Evil twin - Hipster

G

  • Great south bay - Blood Orange Pale Ale
  • Great south bay - Blonde Ambition 6pks
  • Great south bay - Blonde Ambition
  • Greenport harbor - Harbor Ale
  • Guinness - Blonde 12pk

H

  • Harpoon - UFO Pale Ale

K

  • Kentucky barrel aged - Bourbon Barrel Ale
  • Kona - Big Wave Golden Ale
  • Kona - Big Wave 12 pack

L

  • Lagunitas - Daytime
  • Long trail - Long Trail

M

  • Maine beer co - Peeper
  • Montauk brewing - Watermelon 6pk cans
  • Montauk brewing - Summer 12 pk
  • Montauk brewing - Driftwood Ale

N

  • Narragansett - Fresh Catch 12pk
  • New belgium - Fat Tire
  • New belgium - Fat Tire 12pk

O

  • Old speckled hen - Old Crafty Hen
  • Oskar blues - Dales Pale Ale

P

  • Pipeworks - Lizard King

S

  • Sam adams - Golden Ale
  • Saranac - Saranac
  • Shiner - Strawberry Blonde 12 pack
  • Sierra nevada - Pale Ale 12pk
  • Sierrra nevada - Trail Pass Golden
  • Spider bite - First Bite
  • Sweetwater - 420 Pale Ale
  • Sweetwater - SweetWater

T

  • Theakson - Old Peculiar
  • Three floyds - Zombie Dust
  • Twin forks - Chromatic Ale