The Dewey Booter
Dewey Beer Co.

Poured from the can into a Spiegelau IPA glass.

Pale bodied opaque yellow, not quite turbid and fills with lots of good rising white light carbonation. Fluffy and cream like topped head, off white in color with classic three finger height and retention. Head mixes with big bubbles and some light lacing.

Tropical hop notes with a good spicy kick on the nose. Hints light pineapple, there's a sweet cream note in here too. Good spicy pine and green herbs with a sense of thick malt as well. This aroma seems considerably large for a session IPA which makes it more impressive.

Palate is real nice. Light bodied and expected, but if minor fault of a slightly chalky tasting palate. Still real classic IPA flavors kick in. Green herbs with a soft hinting bitterness and airy malt faint sweetness to give cover. Mild touches more so of citrus than tropical, but also a big earthy kick that flirts with dank and has a soil like flavor.

Real good session IPA.

From the can it pours a hazy yellow color. A finger length sudsy head shows good retention and rings of lacing.

Citrusy hops forward aroma combined with herbaceous notes of pine resin. Notes of lemon and grapefruit are complimented but aromas of peach, mango, berries and floral hops.

Medium bodied with a mouthfeel that is both crisp and smooth. The carbonation is gentle. The hops flavors are bright and citrusy with pithy notes of grapefruit, tangerine and lemon. A pleasant herbaceous spice provides notes of pine, grass and an easy going bitterness. Yet, this beer is well balanced as there is a firm cracker and bready malt backbone that yields a modest sweetness. There are mild juicy notes of tropical fruit, however, the palate is dry overall. Likewise, the finish is nice and dry with a touch of citrus pith and pine resin.

Normally not a fan of session IPAs, however, this was really nice! It had enough malt body to support the hops and keep things flavorful.