Vocation Pride & Joy

Vocation Pride & Joy

Pale Ale

A classic, American style pale ale.
Our Pride & Joy is pale, crisp, very hoppy and aromatic.
Robust hop flavours are layered over a balanced malty backbone.
Initially soft to the palate, Pride & Joy builds to a generous but clean bitterness.
Flavours & aromas of mango, citrus, earthy pine, tropical fruit & blueberry.
3.6
285 reviews
Cragg Vale, England

Community reviews

3.4 C: orange amber N: malty, ripe apricot P: malty, hard candy, orange, caramel, fizzy vitamin tabs, citrus fruit zest, distinct citra hops.
3.8 Fruity, hoppy, piney and floral pale ale. Crisp and bitter with line and stone fruit. Nice tang to it. Drink slightly cool and it is very smashable.
3.4 Canned 330ml. -from Goblet Zagreb. Unclear golden coloured, medium sized white head, mild citrusy nose. Citrusy, light caramel, some tropical notes and grassy touch in the finish.
3.9 Can. Hoppy aroma and taste, light malty notes, citrus fruit, medium bitter. Medium body, hoppy fruity bitter finish. Good.
3.6 Hazy light golden with thick tight creamy foam Medium Sweet citrus, citrusy hops, some pine or vegetation, slight can pineapple Crisp, med bodied, sweet citrusy hops, long hoppy bitterness finish A great PA for the price. Nice work.
3.0 A:lupp,legg mango G:abb amaro
3.6 N. Agrumi G. Agrumi liev terr.
4.0 330ml can bought at Wellcome Superstore in Sheung Shui Town Centre, Sheung Shui. Looks: Translucent light golden honey colour with a thin trace of dirty yeast sediments; One-quarter finger head with soapy white foam which fades in 20 seconds; Good sticky lacing with near zero carbonation. Aroma: Very fragrant Ale malt, with strong mango puree, passion fruits, peach, apricots, citrus, floral, sugar, spices, pine, earth, biscuits and grass. Taste: Medium to light sweet Ale malt, with fair tartness, strong grapefruits, citrus, light yellow fruits, floral, fair sugar, biscuits, spices, strong pine, resins, strong lime, strong bitter hops and grass. Body: Mid to light body. Thin but quite slick and oozy palate. Mouth Feel: Good Ale maltyness in a pretty thin but slick background, with notable wheaty tartness. Very grapefruity and piney hops dominates, with citrus and yellow fruits hover around. Flowery with moderate sweetness. Spicy oozy with strong lime and bitterness to round. Really nice! Hoppiness: Strong mango puree, passion fruits, peach, apricots, citrus, floral, spices, pine, earth and grass in nose. Strong grapefruits, citrus, light yellow fruits, floral, spices, strong pine, resins, strong lime and grass in taste; Bitterness is very strong for a lasting, high-level bitter Ale malty finish. After Taste: Sry. Limey piney oozy and strong bitter to mouth. Comments: This is an obvious step-up after the already nice “Heart & Soul” ISA: hops are expressed fully in mango aroma and piney grapefruity taste rounded with very limey bitter finish. Will definitely buy again!
3.5 Can at home, Nivala. Enjoyed straight from the can. Aromas and flavors: Fruits, grass, hops and malts. Nice!
1.4 The worst beer I have had from a brewery that 9 times out of 10 produce some superb beers. This one just does not work. Resiny sourness and unbalanced. I guess even a champion can have off day. Avoid.
3.7 2x330ml cans served cold in a tasting chalice. Citric and sports biscuit aroma. Mild haze to the golden body, bubbly white skim. Honey, stone fruits, pineapple, blueberries. Bitter finish. Very good.
3.3 330ml can from In Pivo Veritas in Moscow. Pours slightly hazy gold with a thin white head. Aroma is grapefruit, tropical fruits, malt, caramel. Taste is light sweet, grapefruit, caramel. Medium bitter finish.
3.6 Can 44 cl. Pours golden with a slight haze. Lovely peachy hop aroma. Medium body, kinda fruity sweet with amazing hop accents throughout and a moderate bitterness. Lovely old school APA. 081220
3.3 Copenhagen 4/12 2020. 44 cl can from Meny, Borups Allé. Frb. F. Black can with blue letters and white drawings of a gun and an eagle. Pours slightly unclear, golden yellow with a mid-sized white head. Settles as thin, almost transparent layer of foam struggling to cover the surface of the beer. Substantial lacing. Aroma is medium intense with a sweet fruity odor mingling with a dry, citric scent. Peach and canned pear. Citrus, lime and dusty hops. Light carbonation. Thin, oily, almost flat texture. Flavor is medium intense with a medium strong sweetness followed by a slightly stronger citric bitterness. Aftertaste is bitter and lingers for a while Finish is fairly dry. A bit flat but with fine redeeming, dry bitterness.
3.5 440ml can. Pours bright amber with a white head. Aromas & tastes of mango, citrus, earth, pine, tropical fruit, blueberry & malt. Medium body. Moderate fruity bitter finish. Very enjoyable
4.2 440ml can. Pours hazy golden. White head. This beer has a soft taste, not too bitter, effervescent citrus taste. A delightful beer.
3.6 Lata. Hazy golden colour, medium white head. Citrus fruity and malty aroma. Good palate. Flavour: Citrus fruity hops with a good maltiness.
3.5 Vocation Pride & Joy Pale Ale - American / APA 747413 Lukt: Citrus, honning. Utseende: Gulbrun. Skum/kullsyre: Dekkende skum, heng. Smak: Citrus, honning. Hvor: Kjøpt@Melkebaren, Sandnes. Medium: Tapp@350ml, ABV@5,3%, Når@21.09.2020.
3.8 Can. Very limey aroma. Crisp, light bitter taste, more citrus. Well executed
3.1 Can had at home from morrisons pours golden in colour clean A clean crisp taste followed by a slight bittness citrus A good beer for a warm sunny afternoon
3.4 Aroma of orange and other citrus. Light cloudiness, golden. Usual ipa flavour. Citrus, bitterness. Good but not special.
3.5 30/6/2020. Sample courtesy of the SHIG, cheers! Pours clear pale gold with a small bubbly white head. Aroma of tropical fruits, mango, pineapple, citrus, grapefruit and touch of rubber. Medium sweetness and moderate bitterness. Quite drinkable.
3.6 Sents of hops and mango. Tastes of hops with a hint of stone fruit and pine. Bitter, dry hoppy aftertaste. Very nice.
3.6 Lovely crisp flavour, hits at you straight away without being too over powering, doesn't lose its appeal after initial enjoyment, good enough to try another one
3.4 Can: Poured a unclear golden with a white whispery head. Aroma is juicy fruit. Taste is citrus, hoppy, grainy.
3.8 Vocation Pride and Joy 5.3%. Pale golden, pine and citrus aroma, medium bodied, pale malt, citrus fruit, mandarin, sweet grapefruit, tropical fruit, mango. Lovely Pale Ale from West Yorkshire.
3.6 Can. Clear golden, bubbly white head. Lemon, black pepper, wood, grass. Light body, bitter, hoppy taste.
3.7 Cloudy with a good frothy head. Bursting with tropical fruit with a pleasant citrus aftertaste, mainly grapefruit. Crisp and dry
2.5 Can version Notes of fruity mango citrus flavours Crisp and clear quickly dissipating Bitter aftertaste
4.0 Very good. Crisp, hoppy finish. Initial malty flavour. Some floral notes hiding in there as well as some fruity sweetness. Seem to get citrus on the nose but not so much in the flavour.