Singularity
Steam Theory Brewing

I am sitting in my backyard drinking singularity a blonde ale from steam theory brewing, ABV 5.20%. I poured three of them into my 1 1/2 liter glass. Why three? Today three physicists, Roger Penrose, Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez were rewarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their work on black holes. A singularity is defined as a small change causing a large effect (reading from the can). An example is the tiny speck at the center of a black hole, including the four million solar mass sized black hole in the center of our galaxy. A black hole is clearly what is depicted on the can. Anyway, about the beer, the flavor is lightly toasted white bread, a honey like sweetness and some grassy hops. I think it is pretty good and thirst quenching too, it is a bit hot.

Look: semi-clear light golden with a thick white head followed by nice lacing

Aroma: toasted light bread followed by grassy hops

Taste: toasted light bread and honey-like sweetness followed by grassy hops.

Body/Overall: light to medium body, easy drinking, thirst quenching, pretty good

L: Beautiful light yellow gold with pure white short head and mild carbonation. Lacing is solid and sticks well to the glass.
Smell: Light hoppy and bread crumbs
Taste: an epitome of how a pale ale should taste. Slightly hoppy and bread after taste
Feel: light carbonation. Crisp and lingering bread feel