Purple Pine Drops DDH Session IPA
Levante Brewing Company

The entire contents of a pint can were emptied into a clear glass liter mug. The modest, but short-lived head was white, whilst the body beneath was lemon-amber, dull and mostly opaque. Not aromatic, there's a little citrusy hops somewhat ahead of a vague starchiness. The taste is far from astounding, but it's pretty good. Most important is the hop bite that's a nice combination of citrusy and piney that dominates. The bad is there's no reciprocal malt counterbalance. The starch backbone is superficially sweet and nearly tasteless. The very scant glass lacing shows the major deficit of this beer. There's not much of a body to describe. The hop bite is nice, but this drinks one dimensionally. Its best feature is bringing a good hoppy bite without extra alcohol.