Mini Ramp Session IPA
June Lake Brewing

Clear pale golden brew with plenty of foam in the Bacchus tumbler. Sudsy and tangy on the tongue. Aromatic with lime and a whiff of honeydew, with some fresh grass. Flavor is light but distinct green melon. Just enough bitterness and a crisp finish. Overall this is quite delicious, and easily the best "Session" IPA I've had. You could call it the ideal Hoppy Lager as well. Not thin and bitter, just aromatic and satisfying. From the 16 oz can dated 08/15/25.

Can pour - clear pale golden straw color with white head leaving scattered lacing. Nose is mild with floral and grassy notes along with hints of citrus and pine. Taste follows with hints of sweet malt and a slightly dry finish. A lot of flavor coming from a lower abv (4.8% per can label) beer. Would make an excellent warm weather quaffer.

Can poured into a Mountain Rambler Brewery pint glass

A: Pours crystal clear golden straw yellow with a frothy off white head that settles to a light layer and leaves a little nice lacing.

S: Grassy, floral, resinous pine, citrus zest, light slightly dank herbal notes, exotic, tropical, and stone fruit slowly poke through, all tied together with crackery biscuity and, and just a touch of sweetness.

T: Zesty citrus, lime, lemon, grapefruit, and tangerine, resinous pine, a bit grassy, exotic, tropical, and stone fruit, white grape, passion fruit, gooseberry, underripe pineapple, and apricot, floral notes, subt slightly dank herbal undertones, crackery biscuity malt, and a fairly dry finish with just a touch of sweetness.

M: Light to medium body, moderate carbonation.

O: Reminds me of the Firestone Luponic Distortion series, in a good way. Lots of flavor packed into a lighter body. Would make a really good summer hiking beer.