Outer Range Brewing Co Tilted Pale Ale

“Dank, woody aroma with pine, green onion, tropical fruit, diesel, and orange. Confident hops on the palate: Sweaty tropical fruit waves flow across a solid malt foundation, borderline heavy-handed. Resinous, dank hop notes emerge as bitterness lingers.”

**Aroma:** “Nice strong hops in the nose—grassy and earthy with some sweet grapefruit and citrus notes and an almost vanilla note underneath the citrus. A very unique and wonderful aroma that lasts throughout the tasting—the hops almost jump out of the glass. Slight cattiness to add complexity, but subtle enough to not be off putting.” **Flavor:** “Very juicy for a pale ale. The hops are present and showcased but not overpowering. Amazingly clean pale that allows the hops flavor to dominate and shine! Over-ripe citrus flavors, mostly orange, with very nice resiny, piney hops flavors. Finishes slightly dry with a lingering grapefruit sweetness and slight bitterness.” **Overall:** “An amazing beer that’s a master course in hops presentation. The hops are expertly showcased using a perfectly crafted base beer that’s bitter, dry and yet remains balanced—all characteristics that accentuate the hops and keep the beer very drinkable. This beer really showcases how APAs can be a great canvas for hops.”

Solid tangerine, orange-citrus, peach-pineapple—like a glass of sugary Dole juice blend; a fuzzy navel. Huge hop-flavor punch of pineapple, orange citrus. Light malt presence, just hints of bready sweetness. Mouthfeel pretty thin; carbonation cutting through softness. Finishes quite dry. Smooth drinkability.