Top Results for Pale Ale

Pale Rider is a pale ale produced by Kelham Island Brewery, an independent brewery located in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. The beer is brewed to an alcohol content of 5.2% and is known for its distinct balance of malt and hops, resulting in a full-bodied, fruity, and hoppy flavor profile. In 2004, Pa...

Yankee is a pale golden ale originally brewed by Sean Franklin at Rooster's Brewery in Harrogate, Yorkshire. First introduced in the early 1990s, the beer is widely recognized for its pioneering use of American hop varieties, such as Cascade, which impart citrus and tropical fruit notes. This approa...

Big Drop Pine Trail Pale Ale is a non-alcoholic pale ale brewed with malt and hops, offering a balanced flavor profile reminiscent of traditional pale ales without the alcohol content, typically around 0.5% ABV.

Oakham Inferno is a golden ale produced by Oakham Ales, a brewery located in Peterborough, England. The beverage is part of the brewery's pale beer range, which is formulated using American and New World hop varieties. It is characterized by a prominent hop flavor profile that blends bitterness with...

Hawkshead Windermere Pale is a pale ale from Hawkshead Brewery in Cumbria, named after the nearby lake and reflecting the brewery's Lake District identity since 2002.

St Austell Tribute is a Cornish pale ale brewed by St Austell Brewery, originally introduced in 1999 to mark a total solar eclipse visible from Cornwall. Over time, it has grown to become the brewery's flagship cask ale and is widely available across South West England. The beer is a sessionable gol...

Ghost Ship is a widely distributed pale ale produced by the Adnams Brewery, located in the coastal town of Southwold, Suffolk, England. It is characterized by a distinct citrus hop aroma and a balanced, malty backbone, making it a popular session beer. The ale is brewed using a blend of pale ale mal...

Mad Goose is a 4.2% ABV golden pale ale produced by the Purity Brewing Company, a brewery located in Great Alne, Warwickshire, England. The beer is brewed using a combination of British and American hops, which impart distinct citrus and floral notes. It also incorporates wheat malt into its grain b...

HPA, short for Hereford Pale Ale, is a pale, golden cask ale produced by Wye Valley Brewery in Stoke Lacy, Herefordshire. It is commonly brewed to 4.0 percent alcohol by volume and is distinguished by a light malt base and hop character derived in part from Herefordshire-grown hops. It is intended a...

JW Lees MPA (Manchester Pale Ale) is a beer produced by JW Lees, an independent family brewery established in 1828 in Middleton, Greater Manchester. It was developed to offer a modern, hop-forward pale ale while retaining the brewing traditions of the historic facility. The beer is characterized by...

Leeds Brewery Pale is a session pale ale associated with Leeds Brewery, an independent brewery founded in 2007. It belongs to the brewery's core range and represents the renewed presence of independent brewing in Leeds, West Yorkshire. The beer is intended for drinkers looking for a straightforward...

Vale VPA is a golden session pale ale from Vale Brewery in Brill, Buckinghamshire, England. The beer is the brewery's flagship lighter ale and is presented as a hop-forward interpretation of the traditional English bitter. Its defining profile is the combination of a pale golden appearance, sessiona...

Sharp's Atlantic is a pale ale from Sharp's Brewery in Rock, Cornwall. The beer is presented as a product of the north Cornish Atlantic coastline, reflecting the brewery's exposed coastal setting in both its name and identity. It is categorized as a session pale ale, and its main distinguishing fact...