Kona Brewing Company

Phantasmal

Phantasmal

Harris/Walz
Staff member
Tonight I am having a Pale Ale by Kona, Fire Rock, I normally don't drink Pale Ale's because they are too hoppy for me, I prefer a dark beer, but this beer is light on the hoppy and doesn't have the usual after taste of gnawing on a pine bough.

It was one that was left after the Beer and Cookie party that I hosted at my house for a friend. There were a lot of good beers left behind and it is my pleasure to try them.
 
Rana said:
Tonight I am having a Pale Ale by Kona, Fire Rock, I normally don't drink Pale Ale's because they are too hoppy for me, I prefer a dark beer, but this beer is light on the hoppy and doesn't have the usual after taste of gnawing on a pine bough.

It was one that was left after the Beer and Cookie party that I hosted at my house for a friend. There were a lot of good beers left behind and it is my pleasure to try them.
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Typically, an American Pale Ale, such as Seattle's Manny's, isn't hoppy, but it's the IPAs you have to watch out for.
 
ChoppedLiver said:
oh...my mistake.

There's a lot of faggots in the greater Seattle area.

And you don't have to ask your AIDS infested husband about that one.
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Well, at least I was able to help you shift the insult to be more topical. I am consistent, though, because I have always seen you for the faggot that you are. Are you also the 2ndSon of a faggot?
 
Rana said:
Tonight I am having a Pale Ale by Kona, Fire Rock, I normally don't drink Pale Ale's because they are too hoppy for me, I prefer a dark beer, but this beer is light on the hoppy and doesn't have the usual after taste of gnawing on a pine bough.

It was one that was left after the Beer and Cookie party that I hosted at my house for a friend. There were a lot of good beers left behind and it is my pleasure to try them.
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Nice choice. Don't be afraid to try more pale ales in the future. I know India Pale Ales turn a lot of people off because of the hoppes, but traditional pale ales are usually much milder.
 
Threedee said:
Typically, an American Pale Ale, such as Seattle's Manny's, isn't hoppy, but it's the IPAs you have to watch out for.
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Agreed. I like pale ales as the are aromatic without tasting like you're gnawing on a pine bough like with an IPA as Rana aptly described.
 
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Another thing I love about them, such as with Manny's, is that there's nothing particularly noteworthy about them, and yet everyone still loves to drink it. When you are with a group of people, and you know everyone is going to disagree about what should be ordered in a pitcher, just go with the pale ale, and everyone usually considers it a win.
 
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