Pale Ales

Pale Ales boasts some of the most versatile flavours in the craft beer world. These amber-coloured nectars can achieve the perfect balance of malt and hops, making them the ideal gateway for those just starting, or for the more experienced drinker looking to discover new favourites.

The pale ale beers flavour depends on their particular sub-style. There is an endless amount of pale ale brands uk and worldwide, taking on the gauntlet of pushing the style to new heights.

The classic APA is floral, citrusy with pine notes and just the right amount of bitterness, making them a perfectly good pale ale to accompany a BBQ.

Whereas the modern NEPA (Hazy) has a much softer fruity sweet flavour that you could session very easily. Making them one of the more popular pale ale styles.

For a more intense experience, DDH Pale Ale (Double Dry Hopped) is more complex & bitter as a result of the unique brewing process.

Similarly, the West Coast Pale Ale also has a bitter profile, but with a maltier backbone and the citrusy pine flavour that's unique to American brewing.

Finally, for those looking for something refreshingly crisp to enjoy on summer afternoons, the XPA (Extra) is lighter and extremely sessionable, making it a must-have for a beach day (or the garden!).

We could go on extensively, but the adventure is yours to have! Explore the best pale ales UK and abroad have to offer by adding a few to your Tap Door order