Stone Levitation Ale

12oz bottle. Looks like a brown ale, tastes like an IPA. Pretty good beverage. Very easy to drink and low enough abv to not get into too much trouble.

12oz bottle: Apperance is deep amber brown with slow fading off white head, aroma of hops and hints of malt, flavor pretty simple lots of hops up front with a bit of smoked malt flavors with no caramel which is suprising for an amber, Pretty good beer.

Pours a hazy dark amber. Flavor is nice, citrus hopy bitterness. Kinda reminds me of a less intense IPA. Overall a good brew, exactly what you should expect from a Stone beer.

Draught. Deep amber with frothy white head. Citrusy and roasty aroma. Malt flavour, with hop, citrus bitterness balancing. Lasting hop finish. Actually tasted stronger than it is. This would make a good session beer.

12 oz. bottle. Pours clear reddish-brown with a short off-white head. Very hoppy aroma - citrus and spruce. Roasty malt flavor upfront, but quickly overpowered with lots of bittering and finishing hops. Dry, bitter finish. Medium-light bodied and pretty smooth with moderately low carbonation. Lots of flavor for a relatively low ABV beer. Enjoyable.

Bottle. Pours a deep copper brown, with a loose, cream colored head. Excellent hop bouquet, with pine and citrus aromas. Lighter in body than anticipated, with a bit of flat malt in the finish.

Beer pours with a fluffy head and a beautiful amber/copper color. The aroma was prominant hoppage, but the flavor was a fairly balanced amber ale, full of caramel with some citrusy hops that may have been a little hoppier than a typical amber, but not as much as I expected from this one. A fairly good session beer, even though there are equally enjoyable options at a lesser price tag.

The aroma is a mix of caramel malts, and earthy hops. The appearance is a dark amber, clear, off-white head. The flavor is earthy, citrusy, caramel. The finish is grapefruit hoppy. Thin/medium mouthfeel. Not bad overall, nothing to write home about.