Wee Demon
Two Roads Brewing Company

Look...Crystal clear and a copper gold color. plenty of carbonation with a white foam head
Smell...Light Light light hop smell. not unpleasant but almost non existent.
Taste...a bitter citrus with immediate dryness. A crescendo of bitter and dryness that invites multiple sips. I say that this beer is exactly bitter and really brings it to the session level non sweetness? Just playing around. haha. A session IPA no doubt and with the lo-cal part it is definitely light
Feel...This is where a beer cannot shed its thin roots. A decent amount of carbonation leaving no lacing
Overall...For Taste this beer is decent. i find a few other lo-cal IPAs and low ABV beers more to my liking. Not bad by any means but that is why I tend to go toward lagers and pilsners than Session IPAs for the lower calorie beer options

 

 

A: crystal clear; deep gold in color; 1+ finger finely pored off white head that receded to a wispy cap with a thick collar; nice lacing;

S: not especially aromatic; what's there is orange, lemon, and pineapple;

T: almost no flavor; what's there is a blend of orange and pineapple; mild to moderate bitterness on the finish;

M: medium bodied; moderate carbonation; moderately dry finish;

O: save your calories somewhere else and drink a more flavorful beer;

 

 

 

(12 oz can, BBE 16DEC21; purchased cold as part of IPA variety pack... poured into a fat tulip)

L: perfectly polished-clear, gold liquid; exploded-open foam, collapsing quick into a messy, spitty collar... no lace

S: lemon-lime, black pepper-tinged, hints of dried mango and caramelized sugar... honeyish, cereal grain note slowly builds

T: spicy, peppery, citrus-forward hops hum , buzzing long through the finish, while the initial bottom is notably dry, devoid of rounded, sweet malt character... toasty aftertaste, with a subtle caramel malt shade... herbal-peppery, lemon hard candy flavor eventually dominates

F: light-bodied, effervescent and cutting, with a slightly slick resinous viscosity flashing... seltzer-like, lifting, enlivening touch

O: the ripping hop buzz carries this all the way, with the malt character providing a fine contrast and support... not much depth or dimension; just measured intensity... not too shabby for its kind (1791)

 

Pours slightly hazy, gold in color with 1/4 inch head. Taste is got the whole lime, orange, and lemon with herbal tea thing going on. Medium bodied, high carbonation and slightly bitter. Makes for a solid crushable pale. Had better ipas from Two Roads but if I wanted something nice and light, this hits the spot.

3rd Review. Like trying these session/low-cal IPAs, which I find good as a first afternoon weekend or lunch beer, or even as a blend with other beers like a brown-ale, tout (also Lite) or stronger IPA. Love this CT brewer. Carton Boat is my gold standard in this department.
a) Thin, cloudy hazed yellow body, 1 finger head disappears fast, no lace.
s) Soft floral, pine and clementine, perfume and sweet.
t) planty of flavor in a light IPA - follows smell with subtle flower shop, orange blossom, clementine notes - never too sweet or cloying, with a pine and white pepper pick up in the finale.
f) Thinner but acceptable, clean. Good blender.

Poured from a 12oz can dated 4/3/2020 to a 16oz Nonic.
Medium gold body, pretty clear, but some very small floaties. Small white head fades quickly.
Aroma is light, like smelling a west coast IPA from 1-foot away.
Taste is pleasant and pretty hoppy, all things considered. Body is also better than you would think.
12oz cans+95 calories+3.8% ABV + decent hop flavor= Extremely slam-able.

Absolutely awesome super low cal ipa. The best I’ve tried. Crush these all summer long!

Pours a cloudy, dark golden color with a moderate amount of carbonation, inch white head that dissipated quickly. The nose is pine and orange citrus, clementine very sweet smelling. Citrusy Hops up front, mild malts on the back of the palate. A lot of character for a light beer. Probably the boldest and heaviest mouthfeel I’ve ever had for a ultra light beer, but it’s still highly crushable and very good.