The Left Hand Brewing Company out of Longmont, Colorado, brings us Jackman's American Pale Ale. Jackman's pours a lovely golden amber color with a nice creamy head. There's a little bit of fruit on the nose along with hop bitterness. There is a lot of bitter hop up front which sort of mellows out to reveal a little lightly toasted malt and yeast. My first impression of this beer is that it's over-hopped. That isn't necessarily about quantity, but about balance. And this beer is a little unbalanced. But, hop crazy beers seem to be in fashion, so if you like those you would like this. Otherwise this is a straight up well crafted ale. O.K. but not exciting, this is really what a standard mass market beer should be but isn't. The name is a little suspect to me .Jack man, Than a left hand reference, weird.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Left Hand Jackman's American Pale Ale
The Left Hand Brewing Company out of Longmont, Colorado, brings us Jackman's American Pale Ale. Jackman's pours a lovely golden amber color with a nice creamy head. There's a little bit of fruit on the nose along with hop bitterness. There is a lot of bitter hop up front which sort of mellows out to reveal a little lightly toasted malt and yeast. My first impression of this beer is that it's over-hopped. That isn't necessarily about quantity, but about balance. And this beer is a little unbalanced. But, hop crazy beers seem to be in fashion, so if you like those you would like this. Otherwise this is a straight up well crafted ale. O.K. but not exciting, this is really what a standard mass market beer should be but isn't. The name is a little suspect to me .Jack man, Than a left hand reference, weird.
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