Long Valley Hookermans Light

on tap-pours a thin white head with straw-pale yellow color. Aroma is grainy, lightly fruity, and a touch of sweet malts The basic example of what a light beer should be. May be the best example of a "light" that I’ve had at a brewpub

Extremely clear, very pale yellow. Light 1cm white head is mostly lasting. Lightly skunky (on the patio), fruity and slightly citrusy nose. Mild and refreshing palate. Softly malty. Cleansing carbonation which resets the tastebuds. Uninspiring.

Crystal clear, very pale straw body with white head. Aroma is medium sweet, apple, corn, light honey, grassy. Taste is medium sweet, grain, some apple, light honey, grassy. Light body, some crispness.

On tap at the brew pub. Pours a translucent yellow with a very small bubbly white head. Aroma was grainy, slight grassiness, hints of some citrus and mixed fruits. Flavor of cereal grains, pretzels, just a hint of hop bitterness, fresh cut grass and lemon. An easy drinking yet flavorful for a light beer. Kind of thin…but expected.

Very pale yellow with no head to speak of. Tightly carbonated with a grainy straw aroma. Lightly sweet grainy character throughout with an amply bitter finish. Well done.