Brewed as a salute to Paul Revere’s ride warning the Conial Americans of the British advance, Liberty is a cloudy amber coloured ale with sweet, citrus aromas and flavours of light toasted malt, hints of grapefruit and a silky mouthfeel finishing moderately bitter. A well balanced Pale Ale.
Duncan –
Really enjoyed this
Matt –
Good balance of malty and hoppy.
Colin –
Luke –
Nice beer malty juicy great bottle design too
Craig –
Mike –
Nice. A great pale ale that you can drink with ease.
Mike –
Having spent years searching for a viable US alternative to Sierra Nevada’s classic IPA, I was delighted when I came across Liberty Ale. If you’ve had the classic Anchor Steam then you’ll recognise (unsurprising) echoes of its notes in this fruity APA. A hefty ABV gives a nice kick of heat in the aftertaste! This became a firm favourite of mine immediately.
James –
Nice. light, citrusy ale. Will definitely buy again. I’ve enjoyed both the Anchor beers I’ve had so far.
Ian –
Might taste better closer to its home
Sean –
This one bot for me, bit too on the bitter side.
Louis –
Super floral on the noise, a mid to light carbonation to it. A strange one but a classic
Rebecca –
Not bad
Daniel –
Tasty American pale ale with a slight note of honey.
Chris –
OWEN –
Angus –
Vicki –
Lisa –
My all time favourite beer.
John –
A fruity alchohol aroma. Pours a lovely clear light brown in the glass. Starts with a sweetness of plums and stewed fruit that runs through the beer till the end and gives you Christmas cake notes. There’s lots of toasted, sweet malts in the taste too and on the finish there’s also a mild bitterness of grapefruit rind.
Lauren –
Russ –
Richard –
Really liked this
Nick –
One of the first American ales I tried and still a firm favourite
Philip –
Simon –
Stephen –
Well balanced ale
Matthew –
Clear golden/light amber pour, small white head but excellent retention. Aroma is like nothing I have experienced before, very hoppy, malt, flora, candy, stone fruits is the best I can describe but doesn’t really touch it. Intriguing. Taste is sweet malts, again very hoppy, with the stone fruits, a bit yeasty and flavoursome. Moderate body and a lovely soft carbonation. Excellent.
Michael –
Very nice to be honest but not particularly special.
Michael –
Sean –
Strange taste to this one but you do get used to it. Okay
Hywel –
P –
Ok nothing special I’m afraid
Jonathan –
Alex –
Pretty decent but nothing special
Adam –
Great taste would order again
faye –
good beer
Andy –
Tasty
Joanne –
Lovely little ale.
Aiden –
Lovely ale, great finish.
Christopher –
Darun –
ok
Christopher –
Had Anchor before but I don’t think I’d had this one. Good, but not exceptional.
Julian –
Plenty of fruity flavours, but not really my thing.
Paul –
Plenty of flavour and well balanced
Paul –
Philip –
Loved this!!
Geoffrey –
Malty, smooth and hoppy with a great mouthfeel.
Richard –
I greatly preferred this to the steam lager from the same brewery. More of everything, great mouthfeel and no aftertaste. Tastes darker than it actually is. Would buy again.
Thomas –
Steve –
Kirsty –
Quite enjoyed this, nothing exciting though
marc –
classic
Christopher –
Splendid stuff
Christopher –
Sweet and tasty
Tom –
Alex –
Solid beer, more interesting and enjoyable than a standard lager. Well balanced
Tim –
Jeff –
Great tasting pale ale with a malty finish
David –
Phil –
Steve –
A pleasant surprise, smooth and crisp taste
Nick –
I found it quite malty but well balanced.
Andy –
Anchor brewery always produce excellent beers and this is one of their classics
Christopher –
Typical American ale , tasty good lunch drink
Joseph –
Not bad but there’s definitely better out there
Colin –
Marjan –
Prety much like a well balanced and less hoppy ipa with decent maltiness and subtle caramel.
Ross –
Really enjoyed this. Sweet and floral.
Donna –
Richard –
Good beer, not too malty
Ssrmjit –
Wayne –
Nice and light
Joanne –
mildly dissapointed with this as it wasnt as citrussy as i thought it would be
Alun –
I’d probably buy a case of this; very nice
Tomos –
Very enjoyable.
Neil –
A no nonsense Pale Ale. Would be good very chilled with a summer picnic or barbecue outside!
Andy –
Born in the USA, downed in the UK. Just right.
Paul –
Robbie –
steve –
Somewhat bland.
Quart Of Ale –
James –
Solid if unspectular
Martin –
An OK ale but there are better out there
Adam –
David –
Sweet nose and malty flavour. Reminds me of one of my better homebrews! Tasty and easy drinking.
Dean –
Andy –
James –
Not a bad beer but a bit too bitter for me.
Craig –
Waited along time for this and wasnt let down.
Antonia –
This was a nice surprise, easy to drink and a nice smooth flavour, would order this again
David –
Quite malty could taste the strength nice drink
Matt –
David –
Very floral hop followed by a bitter taste. Takes a while to get use to
Scott –
Decent beer. Citrusy.
Paul –
Matthew –
Great lingering bitterness
Alex –
Awesome
Stephen –
Nice and crisp
Mark –
Nice Yankee beer.
darren –
Great beer!! Malty, smooth, subtle hops and a little sweetness. Real success!!
Paul –
Dale –
Callum –
Not a fan unfortunately, ended up throwing most of it down the drain. Just not my type of beer
Mark –
Daniel –
Ryan –
Something different to what i have had before, nice refreshing pale with unique aftertaste.
Iain –
Classic ale.
Callan –
Jason –
Calvin –
This was delicious, very very easy to drink and at nearly 6v pretty sessionable.
Steven –
Greg –
Really good easy beer!
Claire –
Not much to this one was expecting a lot more flavour.
Charlie –
Lovely after taste! Just not quite 5 star taste
Matthew –
Chris –
Aron –
Great flavour
James –
Really nice ale
Jack –
David –
jamie5 –
Classic
Laura –
One of my favourites. Explosion of different tastes, balanced body with a touch of bitterness
Chris –
Adam –
Anthony –
Hard to get through. Not nice
James –
James –
Jonny –
Richard –
Loved it
NEIL –
not bad-average to good beer
Dave –
Ok
James –
A little bitter for my personal taste, but a good example of the pale ale style.
John –
Classic APA with a quite dark and bitter taste
Mark –
Martin –
simon –
impressed
Phil –
Paul –
Ok
Craig –
A classic American Pale Ale.
Joe –
Nick –
very piney – not my style