Stone Levitation Ale

Dark copper amber, clear, with a thick almond coloured, long-lived head. Moderately malty, huge passionfruit and resinous hop character, big bitter finish. This sets a new standard for regular (low) ABV, easy drinking beers. Outstanding.

Bottle. Poured a clear deep amber color with a small off white head. Malts and caramel on the nose. Taste is malty with some caramel and a bitter hoppy finish. Light mouth feel - decent lacing. A lot more flavor than I expected. Not a bad beer, but not great.

on tap -pours a creamy tan head and amber color. Aroma is nice citrus-lemon hops. Taste is mild citrus-lemon hops-some bitter, secondary medium malt. Easy drinking.

Pours a dark red brown with a thin cream head. Aroma s sweet, grapefruit, citrus, and hops. Flavor is light bodied with grapefruit acidity, mild hop bitterness that sharpens at the end, High carbonation.

12 oz bottle from Henry’s. Pours an amber-brown color with a one finger beige head that dissipates to 1/4 inch. The aroma is strong with citrus, caramel and a bit of fresh cut grass. The flavor is big for a low abv amber ale, there are roasted grains, biter hops, spices and rye bread. The mouthfeel starts a bit thin but builds to a nice full pasty conclusion. The finish is very long and sticky with walnuts, caramel and biter hops hanging on forever. Overall: This beer redefines the standard for an amber ale, very nice. Recommended.

Poured a nice dark amber/copper color with nice white head that lasted quite a while. Aroma is of citrus hops. Flavor is also of citrus hops with a bit of maltiness coming through. This is a nice sessionable amber ale with a high degree of drinkability. Mouth feel was good and lacing on glass was light.

Aroma of fresh hops. Color is a bright clear amber with low carbonation and a nice tan head. Taste is super hoppy. Starting with a medium body it goes down crisp. Finish comes in with a bright hoppiness that is a little spicy then a mellow malt flavor that has a bit of caramel to it, this is followed by an easy bitterness and what I can only call a creamy feel. After taste is dry as the bitterness builds a touch. This is a wonderful well balanced brew, a bit hoppier then you would expect an Amber to be but still wonderful.

Darker reddish amber color. Decent creamy white head deminishes quickly. Aroma was much more hops apparent than I ever remember. Nice fresh herbal hops too. Palate was dissapointing as it was way to nociticably thin. Nice malty flavor of dark bread but quickly cut by the how thin it was. Decent finish as the hops still linger. I have always liked this beer, just haven’t had it in a long time. Thought I needed to rate it.