On my way out of Denver and leaving Great American Beer Fest (tear), I stopped into BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, as it was on the way to the airport. I ordered a Piranha Pale Ale to go with my chicken and avocado sandwich. The beer pours a beautiful copper color with a frothy white head. The aroma has good caramel base with lots of fresh pine hops. The taste is smooth and caramel at first before transitioning into a light pine hop bite. The mouth feel of the beer is light and bubbly on the tongue with a partly dry after taste. The alcohol content is X.X% ABV. I thought that BJ's definitely has delivered a very solid pale ale, and I would go back to order this beer, as well as any of their other offerings.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
BJ's Piranha Pale Ale
On my way out of Denver and leaving Great American Beer Fest (tear), I stopped into BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, as it was on the way to the airport. I ordered a Piranha Pale Ale to go with my chicken and avocado sandwich. The beer pours a beautiful copper color with a frothy white head. The aroma has good caramel base with lots of fresh pine hops. The taste is smooth and caramel at first before transitioning into a light pine hop bite. The mouth feel of the beer is light and bubbly on the tongue with a partly dry after taste. The alcohol content is X.X% ABV. I thought that BJ's definitely has delivered a very solid pale ale, and I would go back to order this beer, as well as any of their other offerings.
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BJs = BrewDonalds. The PA is probably their best offering.
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