 BuckeyeBoy (1451), Boise, Idaho, USA
Jul 4, 2009 Bottle Pours out a dark amber topped with a small off white head. Aroma of crisp pine hops. A toast malt. Tast more of the crisp hops, a little floral. Malts are well done . A little melon and light bitter at the end. A nice daily drinker.
mitchgt (2), Tallahassee, Florida, USA
does not count  Jul 3, 2009 Citrusy hoppy nose, orange copper amber color, good lacing. Crisp mildly btter taste -- not sweet as expected. BIgger than the ABV would suggest. Very nice
Palidor19 (1678), Brandon, Florida, USA
Jul 3, 2009 very good, has an equal balance between malts and hops, gives a caramel flavor while the hops are grassy and slightly piny. medium palate. and very drinkable.
nick76 (2530), Tampa, Florida, USA
Jul 3, 2009 The aroma is very malty and very hoppy with caramel, pine, and citrus hops. The appearance is deep amber with a nice head. The flavor is like the aroma with a bit of toast. The palate is smooth. Overall it’s very good.
smith4498 (709), Miami, Florida, USA
Jul 3, 2009 Pours clear copper color with light tan head. Aromas of floral hops and bready malts. Grassy and pine hop flavors with lightly toasted malts. Light to medium body with soft carbonation.
emacgee (1656), Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Jul 1, 2009 Dark copper amber pour with a one finger amber head. The nose is hoppy, resinous, citrusy, Simcoe, . The flavor seems like it is predominantly Simcoe as well, resinous citrusy hops, malt predominant, nice flavor, Centennial comes through as well. The palate is mildly hoppy a bit waxy.
timsilvia32 (422), from Michigan now in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
Jul 1, 2009 12 oz. Nice amber pour with a tan head that slowly fades to white. Piney citrus aromas with some malt accenting. A pretty hoppy amber, some citrus and grass notes. Real good flavor for basicaly a light beer abv. Great drinkability, a good amber ale. The session beer to end all session beers.
shigadeyo (1695), Harrison, Ohio, USA
Jul 1, 2009
5/18/2009: Stone Levitation Ale is a captivating dark amber color with a lasting head of beige-colored foam on top. This beer is almost the perfect session beer. It is low in alcohol with a lighter body, but is packed with quite a bit of flavor and character. It was plenty of roasty malt and barley flavor and just enough pine and citrus hops to keep it interesting. This is definitely one of those kinds of beers that really can’t get old no matter how many I could drink!
Draught (several pints) at the Winking Lizard Tavern (Bethel) in Columbus, Ohio. Rating #626 for this beer.
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