Stateside
Three Weavers Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

 

 

I tried the Stateside at the Tap room. It poured an clear orangish with white head that left a slight lace. The scent had some pine and bitterness. The taste leaned bitter with pine but was still drinkable.....it finished dry. The Mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall this was my 2nd fav from 3 Weav.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Crisp and nicely hoppy without excessive bitterness. Attractive golden brew with some lacing in the Troubadour tulip. Light bodied and a little sharp, but buoyed by a malty touch. Some citrus notes and a bit of honeysuckle, with a touch of resin in the finish. Clean and just bitter enough. After tasting some malt bombs and German wheat beers this evening, this is a pleasant relief.

The moderate alcohol enables you to drink this enthusiastically, which I think is the point. This is one of the better Session IPAs out there. They'd be killing it in Utah if they could get it down to 4%. Another feather for Three Weavers, which seems like a brewery to watch out for. From the 22 oz bottle purchased at Barons Market in San Diego.

 

 

A: Moderate citrus fruit hop aroma and slight amount of malt.

A: golden color, quite clear with a thick head that settles into a thin ring around the glass. A bit of lacing is evident in the glass.

T: Moderately citrus hop flavors are coupled with some malt backbone, finishes a bit bitter.

M: Light bodied with moderate carbonation.

O: Solid. The beer has an adequate amount of citrusy hops, but unlike some of the other IPAs the hop aroma and flavors are not quite as bright and juicy as other similar offerings.