Electric Park Golden Ale
Limestone Brewing Company

 

 

The Electric Park Golden Ale was decent....came across a bit tart. The appearance was nice clear golden color with finger thick head that laced nicely. The smell was malt, grain and hints of citrus (lemmon). The taste was started by good malt, hop balance, then the lemmony citrus took over and finished the beer. The mouthfeel was good....better for warmer days. I dont think I could drink too many of these beacuase of the tart lemon taste. Overall....it wasnt great...but wasnt bad either.

Served in a shaker pint glass at the brewpub.

My Limestone experience begins here! It pours a clear pale straw topped by a finger of white foam. The nose comprises wheat, corn, flowers, and a light touch of rice. A small breadiness creeps in as well. The taste holds notes of wheat, greens, light lemon zest, and light coriander. The body is pretty light, with a light moderate carbonation and a crisp, dry finish. Overall, a nice little beer to get things started with. Refreshing and eminently drinkable.

Poured into a Dogfish Head glass.

Pours a slightly hazy golden hue with a meringue like off white head of about two fingers. Slowly disappears to leave a wisp of foam and tons of lacing.

Aromas of malt and orange citrusy hops.

First sip is of sweet malt, a balancing bitterness. Malt is biscuity and lightly toasted in flavor. Just a hint of orange at the end of the sip.

Mouthfeel is light and slightly creamy.

Easy drinking session beer. Doesn't leave you with a full feeling. Nothing excessive about this beer and it won't leave you with palate fatigue. My go to beer.