The Home Shows
Georgetown Brewing Company

Can from Hops & Bottles. Ok, i saw Pearl Jam in a Tower Records in DC when "Ten" came out. I hadn't heard o them, maybe "Alive" on WHFS, but I didn't know who it was. Down to earth, and rocking an acoustic set. So this beer is like that, treading on the edge of some known territory, while adding some nice homegrown vibe. Mild sweetness, malts, honey. Smooth as silk. Tasty AF.

 

 

 

Mildly hazy, medium gold body; fine dense, creamy head. Lemon and orange aromas. Juicy taste; not much malt presence; pretty bitter overall. Medium-heavy body; coarse on the palate with a mostly dry finish.

A decent beer but not overly memorable. The highlight is the hop presence, giving an excellent citrus aroma and dominating the taste with bitterness.

 

 

Canned mid July, from ABV.

A clear light orange with a dense, off-white head with good retention and lacing, this looks solid. The nose is soft citrus note with orange, mandarin, a little grapefruit and some pine. A soft dough note is present as well. The palate opens mildly bitter with a blend of citrus and mild stone fruit notes, with oranges, mild peach, some mandarin. A clean malt character, mildly cracker like, is present, though it does make the mid-palate a hair watery. Light in body and moderately carbonated, this beer finishes clean and fruity with a nice citrus note. Solid stuff, though a hair more bitterness would do it wonders

 

 

 

 

 

Delicious, not sure why it’s underrated. One of Seattle’s better pale ales, especially for hop heads in search of something lighter