I'm Not A Hazy, I Just Crush A Lot
Level Beer - 1 Brewery & Beer Garden

Pours a orangey color with a translucent hue and a 2-finger head with lacing. Has a sweet malt taste and aroma which is slight. Nice strong citrus hop taste without to much bitterness and a slight touch of pine taste. Nice medium beer that you probably drink a couple of because the ABV is low enough. Rated 4-21-2021

Poured from 19.2oz stovepipe into a dimpled mug. Canning date is hard to read, but I think it’s 5/6/24.

Appearance: medium orange hue with a dash of haze and a finger of frothy ivory foam.

Smell: sweet malt with some lemony/orangey hop aroma. Pretty much what I expect in a stovepipe IPA.

Taste: malt has the same sweet character, though there’s a dash of autumnal toastiness here that I like. Hops are more of the same — particuarly toward the lemongrass end of the orange-lemon spectrum.

Mouthfeel: medium body with a good carbonation and, honestly, a pretty good creaminess.

Overall: this beer is totally fine. I would drink it again if presented to me. But I’m not likely to seek it out again.

Shared pint can. ABV is 5.8%. Moderately hazy orange colour, moderate white head. Moderate but nice aroma, some malts, herbs and fruit. Medium dry flavour with earthy and floral hops, nice.

Pours a slightly cloudy, golden amber coloration with a medium, fluffy head. Smells of biscuity, slightly caramelly malt and citrus, slightly resinous hops, with notes of tangerine and hints of pine. Taste is a good balance of biscuity, slightly caramelly malt and fruity, bitter, slightly floral and resinous hops, with citrus notes of tangerine and grapefruit, as well as hints of pine. Finishes with a medium bitterness and some tangerine and pine lingering in the aftertaste. Smooth mouthfeel with a medium body and carbonation.

For 6 months old, this was still surprisingly drinkable, but the hops have faded notably, feeling a bit weak and faint here, although some lightly floral, resinous and citrussy hops can still be picked up, while there's a pretty decent bitterness left in the finish as well. Overall, this makes for a decent West Coast IPA that I'm sure was a lot better fresh, but is still kinda enjoyable enough at the ripe age of 6 months. This will certainly teach me not to pay 6.50€ for a can without checking the canning date first though. I have adjusted my score slightly upwards to make up for its age.

Stupid 19.2oz can (dated 9/22/20) poured into 12oz tulip. Poured a lightly cloudy dark yellow color with over an inch of white head that had good retention and lacing.

The aroma was frooty hops, mostly citrus, with only a low grain/malt base.

The flavors were the same, with some slight bitterness at the back end.

The body was medium, and had a dry finish.

Drinkability was OK, but with 19.2oz at a pop, I was pretty bored with the beer by the end.

Overall, a nice enough brew that would be better in a 12oz package.

19.2 oz can from Lifesource Natural Grocers in Salem OR.
$3.79
Pours an ever so slightly hazy pale orange..with a large rocky/frothy off white head.
Aromas of orange peel and floral hops. Simple but good.
Taste the same as the aroma..very balanced yet very hoppy.
Very good clean mouth feel. Well carbonated. Nice lingering bitterness.
Good IPA here.