Pixelated Pale
Level Beer - 1 Brewery & Beer Garden

Pours a clear golden copper with a finger and a half of foamy head that slowly settles to a thin ring with plenty of lacing. Aroma of peaches and pine. Taste follows nose. Juicy.

16oz can from brewery. Deep golden pour, off-white foamy head settles out. Hoppy aroma, earthy, bitter, caramel. Malts more prominent in the taste, bready, caramel, mild piney, earthy hops. Really full feel. Robust, tasty.

Sept 24, 2024 Update: Stamped "Centennial" on the bottom of the can. Still delicious.

Pours a clear amber with plenty of foam in the Stella Artois goblet. Lovely fruity aroma with peaches galore. Mouthfeel is spritzy with a mellow mushy slush as you slurp. Some malty sweetness on the lips with each sip, but balanced by a restrained bitter finish.

Just a scratch of bitterness in the aftertaste with apricot in the nose. The slogan on this is "Making Pale Ale cool again" and I think they are doing a good job of that. Fruity and tangy but mellow and clean and utterly quaffable. From the 16 oz can purchased at New Seasons. Dated 10/06/21.

From a 16oz. can purchased at the liquor store.

Pretty dank. Malt is there, but at one point in microbrew history this would be an IPA. Fruity, resinous, and bitter. Goes down a little heavier than I expected. This is one I'd be interested to try on tap.

 

Hazy gold with two fingers of white foamy head. Swathes of lace form as the head drops.
Smell is bread crust malt with dank and fruity hops.
Taste is grapefruit zest dank green hop oil.
Light mouthfeel with good carbonation. The finish is lightly dry and fairly bitter.
Overall a decent APA. Packaged on 11 June 2019.

A decent looking beer boasting a lightly burnt orange body that is slightly opaque. Kind of looks likes honey. A frothy white cap above leaves respectable lacing.

Unique and pleasant aroma. Reminds me of pilsner malt syrup with a slash of caramel and a heavy dose of tropical fruits such as mango and kiwi.

Big delivery in the flavor department. Nice bready and toffee malt influence complimented by berries, guava, and the faintest pine finish.

Got a tiny bit of heft to it, almost medium bodied. Good balance with a favorable bitterness meshing well with a dirty dry finish.

Level consistently delivers unique beers that test the boundaries of styles. This one is no exception and is quite a fun beer. I think it would please any Pale Ale fan out there.

Cheers.

500ml. bottle purchased from Lifesource Natural Grocer in Salem OR
$4.59
Darker gold/amber colour with a nice sized frothy cream coloured head.
Very nice strong fruity/floral type hop aromas. Good caramel malt base aroma also.
Taste like the aroma..maybe more malty..but there is certainlly a buzzy bitterness throughout and especially in the end.
Good medium bodied mouth feel nd long lasing bitter dankness.
A good beer..but to me this is an old style hoppy bitter APA.

Punchy tropical fruit up front rounded out by a modest bitterness and crisp malty finish