SALT – CRASH, American Pale Ale (5.0% ABV)

Hi there fellow beer lovers,

The village of Saltaire was built by Titus Salt to house the workers for his adjoining textile mill ‘Salt’s Mill’. Salt was an enlightened, far-sighted, and religious man who provided many amenities for his workers, but notably not a pub for it was to be a ‘dry’ village.

Thankfully they now have a microbrewery and it’s one I’ve had good beers from before, so expectations are high.From the label “CRASH [CRASH] NOUN  1. A rough fabric made from yarns that are usually undyed. 2. A hazy pale ale with tropical aromas and balance bitterness.”

1. Name : Crash American Pale Ale
2. Brewery: Salt Beer Factory, Saltaire, West Yorkshire
3. Hops : Not specified
4. Grain : Malted barley
5. Aroma : Hoppy, citrusy lemon and a touch of pineapple 
6. Appearance : Yellow/gold, hazy with a white head 
7. Body : Medium bodied, medium carbonation but with limited head retention 
8. Taste : Dry and hoppy with hints of pineapple and tropical fruits but not sweet

Excellent quality American style pale ale at a good price (from Lidl).

Our overall rating: 3.8/ 5.0