Lagunitas A Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ Ale

Brewed by Lagunitas Brewing Company
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Petaluma, California USA

On tap at Mickey Finns. Perfect on this hot day. Aroma of grapefuit, lemon and honey. approaching yellow, crystal clear. modest white head. Light & summery in the mouth. A bit of grapefruit rind joins the flavors, which adds dimension as the grapefruit tastes a little pinkish. Fairly clean finish.

Clear enough to read through the glass. Single finger head, but it relaxes slowly. The color is neutral amber. Lots of classic pine needle hop aroma--like an IPA. The flavor matches the aroma. Noteworthy alcohol feel and flavor. Lots of hop bite almost from the beginning. The body is rich and gives an element of rounded malt tastes. I don’t really note any wheat in this one, but it’s still a very good pale ale.

Bomber->tulip: Pours a huge, frothy, off-white head atop a murky orange body. Aroma of light malt, herbs, and citrus. The body is light and the texture is alcoholic, with some soft carbonation, all finishing astringently. Lightly sweet, acidic, and bitter. I like Lagunitas and this one, while not my favorite did not cease to impress--especially considering what most summer beers end up being.

thank you Lindsey, appreciate the bottle.. . grapefruit, honey hop, pine wheat in the full aroma ... ’breast milk beer?’ ... . dark rust color on pour .. . medium lacing .. . quite damn hoppy, some slight muddled things in the finish .. . good stuff .. . damn brio kids and their pink socks...

Bottle. Clear golden body with a medium white head. Hopy aroma with notes of melon, peach, caramel and raspberry. Nice. Lovely flavour of bitter grassy hops with lots of fruit like peach, and mango. Nice and refreshing IPA.

Sampled as part of a sixer. A IPA that seems pretty similar to their normal IPA. Has a bit more of a wheaty taste but primarily just another IPA. Still, a really nice brew, traditional Lagunitas.

12oz bottle poured into a pint glass. I had heard this had some sort of wheat component but to be honest it tasted a lot like Hop Stoopid and Correction Ale. Bright orange color, great head, and an aroma of juicy hop resin. The taste is citrusy and the mouthfeel is really the big difference between this and Correction Ale, this feels thicker. This was way to easy to drink and for the price I paid ($10.50 per sixer) it was worth it. Cheers to Lagunitas for producing seriously hoppy beers that don’t break my wallet. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 07-17-2009 15:38:28

Pours turbid orangy copper with 2-fingers of white, lacy head. This one looks great. Nose is big pineapple, tangerine, caramel malt. The flavor is a bit likt malty pineapple juice at first, but as it warms it smooths out a bit, but always stays intensely hoppy and tropical citric. This is a very nice, sticky, completely refreshing IPA, but may be too citric and hoppy for non hopheads or non tropical citrus heads.