Pride & Joy: mild ale, wildly good.

Here's one Floyd. You might remember him from a January 2009 post.

Sometimes it gets a little old, writing descriptions of average beers, so it is with great pleasure that I write this review of Three Floyds Pride & Joy Mild Ale.  Described as a session beer, P & J is light amber and lightly carbonated, its receeding head leaving lots of lacing.  The piney, citrusy hops hit the nose the second the cap is removed from the bottle, possessing a rich but not overwhelming bouquet.  Light bodied and lively, the malt character is mild but not weak, well complimented by the hoppiness.  Piney and clean, with a floral note, the finish is clean, crisp and dry.  Another outstanding beer by Three Floyds, whose brews are available across the Chicagoland area, if not further, and a great introuction to their product for those who may be looking for something new and exciting to drink!