Dundee Pale Ale
Pours a pretty nice looking amber-ish copper colour with a good sized, slightly pillowy white head that dissolves to a thin lace and leaves a good amount of residue on the glass. The aroma is a blend of caramel malt and a fair but subtle amount of fruity hops. Flavour is definitely more English in style than American, or at least to me it was. There's less caramel sweetness here (although it is still present) and more of a bready, biscuit like flavour that shines through. Hops are once again fairly subtle and their flavour comes through mostly toward the finish of each sip. Mouthfeel is light bodied with a touch too much of a watery feel to it at times. Not bad, but far from great and certainly far from memorable. There are boatloads of other Pale Ales that I'd rather have than this one, but it's not a bad choice if you are a) on a limited budget or b) have limited selections. Still, I'd say I'm probably choosing something else 99% of the time.