BeerCraft of Bath's Ramblings on Craft Beer

The Tipsy-Train Beer Blog with Pressure Drop Brewing's Pale Fire

December 31, 2019

Pressure Drop Brewing - Pale Fire

*Delayed pre-Christmas tipple* Nearing the end of my working week before the break, a hectic day of picking and packing, but relaxation and happiness was definitely in sight. The can showed a forest scene overlooking some spectacular mountains, not hugely grabbing, but pretty none the less.

First smell is a tropical one that seem light and airy. The following swig delivers a definite hoppy hit which carries some fruity and tropical flavours. It's a very clean drink that's obviously balanced well and you'd comfortably kick back a couple without tiring. The Pale Ale is not in my wheelhouse usually, but this is a nice sample of one for those regulars out there.

As always, I hope you enjoyed my personal review, but why not come into Beercraft of Bath and try it for yourself!...🍺🤓 Han

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