Definition of pale ale
: a usually medium-colored very dry heavily hopped ale
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Napa Valley Wine Trains is partnering with Napa Palisades Beer Company to launch an experience for those who prefer pale ale over pinot noir, cans over corks.
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Your summer beer is typically a pilsner or a pale ale, while the Duvel is a traditional Belgian.
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The Pub Orlando: This British pub is opening at 6 a.m. with brunch, themed cocktails, raffles, $3.25 Old Speckled Hen (an English style pale ale beer).
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Try several different styles of beer from simple pale ales to flavorful lagers.
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At day’s end, head back to Gold Beach for a Pistol River pale ale at Arch Rock Brewing.
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Their beers — from a hoppy pale ale to refreshing lagers to rich porters — are now available throughout South Florida, from Key West to Indian River County, including in six packs at Publix.
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Naukabout has been contract-brewing its beer since 2012, offering a standard lineup of mostly IPAs and pale ales.
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Two of Surly’s year-round favorites, the Xtra-Citra pale ale and Hell, a German-style Munich Helles lager, will also be on draft.
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First Known Use of pale ale
1708
PALE ALE Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of pale ale for English Language Learners
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: a type of ale that has a pale color and a somewhat bitter taste
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