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Pale
ale is a term used to describe a variety of beers
which use ale yeast and predominantly pale malts. It is widely
considered to be one of the major beer style groups. All of the
major ale producing countries have a version of Pale Ale: Britain
has Bitter, America has American Pale Ale, France has Bière
de Garde, Germany has Altbier, etc. Pale ales generally over 6%
abv tend to be grouped as Strong Pale Ales under such names as
Barley Wine, Scotch Ale, October Ale, Saison and Tripel.
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Name:
Big
Rock Pale Ale (1989)
Place of Origin:
Calgary, Alberta,
Canada
Style of Beer: Pale Ale
Description:
Refined and flavourful, a genuine pale ale. Others pretend
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Name: Granville Island English Bay Pale Ale (2008)
Place of Origin:
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Style
of Beer: Pale Ale
Description:
A copper-hued pale ale crafted in the tradition of classic English ales. English Bay Pale Ale has a smooth, mild flavour and a
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Name: Ithaca Pale Ale
Place of Origin:
Ithaca, New York, USA
Style
of Beer: Pale Ale
Description:
Hopped and dry-hopped with generous amounts of west coast hops, our Pale Ale boasts a fragrant aroma and a pleasant hop bite
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Name:
Okanagan
Spring Extra Special Pale Ale (1990)
Place
of Origin: Vernon, BC,
Canada
Style of Beer: Pale Ale
Description:
First brewed by Okanagan Spring in 1989, Extra Special Pale
Ale is BC's original pale ale and first craft brand ... |
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Name:
Samuel
Smith's Old Brewery Pale Ale
Place of Origin:
Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England
Style of Beer: Pale Ale
Description:
Captures the soul of beer ... |
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