Levitáce
Art History Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

poured from a 16oz can into a narrow gauge willi becher pint glass. pours a a kind of dull straw gold with three fingers of white foam that leave decent lacing behind. it gathers in the glass with a chill haze look to it giving it a little shine. light, earthy hops, musty oak (i know this isn’t barrel conditioned) and light malt on the nose. taste follows with supreme drinkability that does not sacrifice any flavor. everything about thing screams “light.” it does however have a fairly full mouthfeel with a nice and crisp carbonation to it. i liked this one a lot. as the heat sets in here in central IL, this is a great beer to accompany it.

 

Clear golden body with two fingers of white foam, spotted lacing. Floral and grassy old world hops with an expressive white bread yeast. Taste has the same set up but with a moderate pale finish, white bread and biscuit emerge more vibrantly as it warms. Feel is frothy and full bodied, bright yet bready, with a pale hopped finish