Stone Levitation Ale

Tangy hop and yeast aroma. Brown, not really amber, pour with a bigger than expected head. Light to medium body and fully hopped. Levitation tastes like a good American pale ale with a noticeable yeast presence and a touch of coffee, but not heavy on the malt.

(bottle - 12 oz) Clear amber pour with a fluffy off-white head. Aroma has a lot of citrus notes at the start and through the middle. Not much else besides juicy citrus notes. Flavor is bitter hops, flowers, and citrus at the beginning that goes all throughout the beer. Finishes bitter and hoppy. Not much malt balance. Mainly hops.

Bottle pour.Aroma was citrusy and hops.Amber color with a decent head.Flavor was hops and a citrus finish.OK beer doubt I’ll try it again.

12oz bottle. Nice amber pour with a fluffy head. Aroma is sweet caramel and spicy hops. The flavor is much the same with enough hop character to clean up the normally sweet amber. A very easy-to-drink ale with an alcohol level that makes it sessionable.

I thought this was a brown ale. Oh well. Draft at waterfront. Dark. Pleasant, not as hoppy as promised

Got 6-pack at ralphs. Pours dark amber medium beige head .Hints of citrus hops sweet caremel malts. Could be a weaker version of AB. Glad i tried it probably would not buy again..

12 oz. bottle shared by bellportbeer. Pours a clear amber brown with a thin off-white head. Pleasant aroma of grapefruit and pine. The flavor is mild malt up front followed by some grapefruit, grapefruit pith, and pine. Bitter finish. I was surprised when I read the bottle that the abv is only 4.4%. Who knew Stone could make a session beer?!

From the tap poured dark amber with a good amount of head. Nice hoppy flavor with a grapefruit finish.