Stone Milled
Foley Brothers Brewing

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Poured into a becher pint glass, the appearance was a semi-hazy burnt orange color with a finger's worth of white foamy head that fell off at a moderate pace. Light stringy lace.
The aroma had some sweet citrusy to piney fresh bitter hops. Presentable tropical fruit sweetness strolling in nicely.
The flavor melded the sweet to the bitter very nicely allocating a fantastic smooth clean malt base to guide the aftertaste in a way most people would prefer as an APA.
The mouthfeel was between light and medium bodied with a fine sessionability about it. Carbonation felt great. ABV felt appropriate.
Overall, extremely well done APA well worthy of having practically any time of the year.

 

Pours a pale gold with a lovely two finger head. Nice lacing is present. The nose is really enticing, citra hops and tropical fruits (azacca?). The flavor follows the nose with a nice fruity/hoppy punch. I quite enjoyed the balance strick between the hops profile and the mild malts. The feel is medium carbonation and a light and crisp finish.

Wow, this is a winner. I really quite enjoyed this, and it disappears too quickly.

Pours hazy yellow with 1inch white head. Scent make my mouth water, lots of citra and floral, very nice, taste is similar malt is there but nicely balanced , feel is just super especially the finish cause the hop explosion continues after the swallow and multipal,breaths. Overall a super IPA rock on bros!!!

 

 

22 oz. Bomber. Stone Milled Ale. Curious as to what "stone milled" is....?

Unfiltered. Love that word! Very jazzy, bubbly golden liquid. Slight haze. Milky, cream like foam cap. Sticky creamy white lacing all over as it recedes but the foam topping never really falls too thin. Pretty impressive look.

The aroma is very strong. I can easily smell it from far away. I havn't even sniffed it yet. Wonderful, sweet fruits just popping out from the dynamic hop combo. Citra, Simcoe (an old favorite) and Azacca explains the very fruity hop nose. Strawberries and cream! Golden wheat with sweet and citrus laden notes are all major players. One of the strongest noses I've experienced in a long time. Big aromatics.

The hops continue to dominate, with major pine sap, citrus and sour fruits formost in the flavor. An American Pale Ale with enough hop complexity to a fine IPA. Layers of citrus fruits and dry earthy flavor's come from this very heady threesome of hop variety. The malt is super light abd crisp with light grains and tangy wheat flavor's. The balance is all hops, but it's damn sure a very unique and bold hop experience.

The feel is very light, jazzy and crisp. Lush to full finish and slightly dry.

A very healthy and heady pale ale. Thinking of this in the realm of some of the finest IPA's. A bit light on malty charecter for a straight pale. "A Vermont style pale ale" might explain the deep hop charecter. At any rate, high quality stuff.

Poured from a recent bottle into the test glass.
A - Opaque honeysuckle color, lightly carbonated, thin cap.
S - Lots of tropics, papaya, orange, pineapple, a bit of malt base, mainly sweet.
T - Follows that aromatic launch very well.
M - Light in body with a spectacular finish, dry and inviting.
O - A wonderful IPA from Foley, in keeping with others in thier portfolio.

Picked this up on a Vermont run last weekend. I was very excited to try a new beer from a brewery that I consider to be the most underrated out there. I accidentally froze it and was worried I ruined it. Still poured and it tastes great a week later! Very smooth and hoppy. If it lost something boy would I love to have it at full strength because I love it as is!

Another great brew from this great brewery!

They really should hire me to market for them I love their stuff so much lol

Moderate to vigorous pour yields a one inch head over a golden straw colored body with some lacing. Nose of tropical fruit, sweet citrus, and pine. Taste follows with an easy bitterness and medium dry finish. Feel is adequate and overall a nice offering from Foley. I think they should can this one!