Lil’ Space Booties
More Brewing Co.

Loved this beer. First time having it. Great nose. But just an awesome pale ale flavor. Almost an IPA with the hops. I don’t know how they get that wonderful mouthfeel and taste with such low ABV. Cannot wait to have another.

Cloudy, straw yellow in color with bright, frothy head that leaves exceptional lacing. Nose is citrus and fruity, maybe a berry hint. Taste is mostly light citrus. not much bitterness unfortunately.

 

Light, crisp and caught up in all the haze, More Brewing goes easy and refreshing while embracing the juice.

Pouring dirty blond and topping off with a light and creamy froth Lil' Space Booties hosts a familiar fruity scent that hinges on citrus, tropical and berry fruit along with fine herb and hops. Albeit lighter on the senses, the taste also frames a mild grain and cereal profile with shortcake and vanilla.

As the grains sweetness dies, the hops quickly take command of the middle palate with the juiciness of grapefruit, lime and orange. A counterpart of tropical fruit bring suggestions of dried pineapple, mango, passionfruit and kiwi. As the session rolls along, the taste trends bitter with verbena, cedar, spruce and hemp for a bitter ending.

Light, crisp and refreshing, the hazy ale holds back from bone dryness as the cereal grains keep the session rounded, smooth and yet sessionable.

16 oz can into a nonic pint glass
L: SRM 2 Pours moderately hazed light orange yellow with a dusty white hue. Has a 1/4" white rounded head that has good retention down to a loose thick skin, light visible carbonation, medium-light lacing across glass with light random banding lines.
S: Citrus, pineapple, grapefruit, a hint of cereal grains, lightly floral, background sweet malts.
T: Citrus, wheat, tropical fruits, oats, sweet malts, citrus pith, a note of confectionery sugar. It has a tropical fruit zest linger and is gently tart/sour with a fruity aftertaste.
F: Lightly brisk & gently smooth medium-light bodied feel with a subtly juicy center and a medium-short length drying finish. It is wet with a suggestion of having a party punch feel.
O: Very tasty & fruity. Not overly sweet. Quite refreshing and EZ to quaff. Nicely balanced flavors, the finish is dry and fruity. A delicious beer that is excellent to outstanding in its style.

 

 

 

16oz can
no apparent freshness date
thanks to Ken for the can!
L: thick & meringue like ivory colored head holds incredible retention atop a hazed & opaque tangerine colored ale
S: fruit juice, orange & grapefruit zest, mango, pine
T: super juicy: zesty orange, grapefruit and tangerine; pineapple, mango, fruit punch
F: fuller body for a pale ale; creamy & smooth, soft carbonation, balanced finish
O: loads of flavor going on with this one - thanks Ken!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From can, 2 weeks from canning date.

For what this is supposed to be: a sessionable NE style IPA, this delivers well. The look is a bit interesting in that it's not that typical bright yellow/orange appearance. It's more yellow-gray muted. Still not terrible, and there's plenty of carbonation. It does have citrusy and juicy aroma + flavors, to go along with a medium, dry feel. Packs plenty of flavor for a 5.5% abv.

Pours a hazy grapefruit with a big, creamy off-white head.
Smells of candied citrus hops of the tangerine, grapefruit, orange variety. Little malt.
Taste follows nose well. A slight pepper finish. Very slight resin finish.
Thinner mouthfeel, but expected in a Session IPA.