Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

[NoCalMike 0]

Well this is another one of those "the food forum is gone where does this go?" posts.

 

Anyways, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale IMO, is one of those middle of the pack decent beers that is good for when you have some extra cash, but not quite the cash for Newcastle/Hieneken. Anyways, a guy I know says that The Sierra Nevada Pale Ale's SPRING BREW/MIX/WHATEVER is the best beer they make and that a lot of beer collectors wait for the shipping dates and buy all the shit up because it is that damn good. I figure he is full of shit, but then again, I never see the Spring Ale in the stores, yet the Summer Ale is always packed like a muthafucka well into the fall months. Has anyone ever had the Spring Ale? How was it?

 

For Sierra Nevada I have had the standard green label, the holiday brew, and the summer brew. Honestly, thus far I'd say the original green label tastes the best, with the holiday brew a close second(holiday brew also has a higher % of alcohol).

[The Czech Republic 0]

For Sierra Nevada I have had the standard green label, the holiday brew, and the summer brew. Honestly, thus far I'd say the original green label tastes the best

your supposed to drink the beer st00pid

[Giuseppe Zangara 0]

Sierra Nevada is generally more expensive than Newcastle or Heineken around here. Also, it's better than either of those.

 

Anyway, the Pale Ale (aka the green label) is the best. The only other Sierra Nevadas I've had are the winter ale, which was decent, and the porter (red label), which was a little too bitter for my taste.

[Mole 0]

Southampton Pale Ale

Our authentic English-style amber ale with a unique character that comes from a special blend of five hop varieties and the use of imported English malts. Our most assertively hoppy brew!

 

og: 13.0°P

abv: 5.2%

 

So much better than Sierra's.