Stone Levitation Ale

Pours a nice looking reddish hue with a beige head that lingers. Aroma of hops and resin. Right up front in the flavor are the hops. The body has a nice caramel sweetness to it to balance out the spicyness. Well carbonated and a very dry finish that leaves a piney flavor aftertaste. Pretty good amber, this has a lot of what I like in a good amber.

Bottle form College Liquors in Grand Junction, CO. Pours a dark amber color with a medium tan head. The aroma is full of citrus and hops, some light caramel also. The taste was quite nice; lots of caramel malts, balanced well by a nice hoppy bite. Some citrus and a smooth medium body. Nice. Very quaffable.

Clear copper red with a fleeting tan head. Nice piney hop and caramel sweet aroma. Medium body. Easy drinking flavor of toasted malt grist mixing nicely with a piney hop bitterness. Very tasty beer here.

Bottle at the room in Denver. Clear mahogany brown - white head. Roasted, burned, fruity, high bitter hoppy, spicy, nutty, ryebread, grapefruity, pine needles, citric. Light sharpness.

Dark amber color, with a fluffy beige head, sweet toasty, floral hop nose, with a leafy, peppery, minty accent, with a grassy note in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a grainy, biscuity, toasty, caramelized malt character, with a toffeeish accent, and a mild flowery hop leafy, grassy, lime citrusy, piney note, leading towards a malty, leafy hop bitterness finish.

All the Stone trademarks are visible here: bold, robust flavour, hefty malt backbone, semi-syrupy sweetness. All in all a balanced Amber that fits my autumn mood. Colour was mahogany red with some golden hue thrown in for good measure. Nose was caramel, apricot, hoppy, and woodsy. The finish was long-lasting an left a good impression, Amber ales being not one of my most cherished drinks, this one left me feeling pretty good. On tap at THRASH ZONE, Yokohama!

Bottle. Clear orange coloured with a medium sized off white ehad. Fruity aroma of hops and pine needles. Fruity flavour of hops, grape fruits and pine needles. Sharp and dry hoppy finish.

Bottled. Clear copper color, big off-white head. Aroma is hoppy, some pine. Thin taste of caramel malt, bitter, slight citrus. Decent, mostly because of the low ABV. Good aroma, but thin taste.