Loop Station
Eagle Park Brewing

Poured a very clear, light golden color, with a bubbly head that quickly dissipated to a film. Aroma is delicate. Salt for sure and maybe some feint agave. Taste beats the aroma. Salt is the leader here. Agave makes its presence, but the lime peel is muted. Tastes good nonetheless. @ 4.8% abv it's a great warm weather crusher.

 

This 12oz. can has been pored into a 20oz. weizen glass. This is a clear light straw color with a heavy amount of carbonation. This was the classic beauty at first with an inch and a half of pure white foam. The head quickly receded to a thin cap with zero lacing left behind.
The aroma is light malt and yeast, very noticeable as you approach for that first sip. Smells nice!
The taste is a sweet ale up front, a crispness, maybe from the salt flavor and the light hint of lime. The bitterness is so minute, but it cuts the sweetness perfectly.
The mouthfeel is medium light, this is tasty and very session able. Loop Station may be what I take along for the next gathering.

It’s a decent ale. Easy drinking and very crisp. Mine poured a thick head and has heavy lacing. The smell was like that of a PBR or MHL. Flavor was similar to MHL but had a stronger punch and better mouth feel.

Flavorful, smooth. A very good ale.

 

 

Tasted in a tall tulip from draft at Eagle Park Brewing on February 23, 2019. Brewed with hints of agave nectar, lime peel, and sea salt. Refreshing with a smooth melody, bright aroma and crisp drinkability.