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McKinnon Bros crosscut pale ale
McKinnon Bros crosscut pale ale
Picked this up to try it as always up to support a new brewer. Well...this was underwhelming at best. No head retention, no lacing, no real malt backbone or hoppy notes. Tasted like an extract beer kit pale ale...
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Masterplan
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Yep, crosscut is very underwhelming. 8 Man is at best 'drinkable', and I haven't tried their peppermint stout.
The head brewer was trained in the UK, and they seem to lean towards flatter maltier styles. IMO, they need to up the hops in a big way.
The head brewer was trained in the UK, and they seem to lean towards flatter maltier styles. IMO, they need to up the hops in a big way.
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cratez
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My thoughts as well after trying it on tap at Goodlake. Reminded me of a flat Trafalgar Paddy's Irish Red, which is not good considering they're going for an English Pale Ale.mgmoney wrote:Picked this up to try it as always up to support a new brewer. Well...this was underwhelming at best. No head retention, no lacing, no real malt backbone or hoppy notes. Tasted like an extract beer kit pale ale...
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