The Brew Kettle White Rajah

“Inviting aroma with complex hops touching on lemon, berry, and very light sulfur/dank notes. Moderate grapefruit and light pine. Dry and quite bitter with a huge hop-flavor blast of complex fruitiness. No malt gets in the way of the hops—savor the long finish and aftertaste. Well-balanced and crisp.”

Enticing Life Savers/Gummy Worm candy fruit nose; woody tropical hops, low bready malt. Medium-high bitterness with a fresh-squeezed orange-grapefruit hop flavor. Easy-going, fruity, juicy, finishing clean and dryish. Could handle a bit more bite for structure. Straightforwardly fruity, lovable, very easy to drink, with unconventional and appealing hop flavor.

**Aroma:** “Citrus and pine is subdued. Candied lemon peel, evergreen, herbal. Very mild nose. Fresh grapefruit yumminess from the hops. Some clean light malt in background.” **Flavor:** “Nice citrus flavor with some pine, mild bitterness, and strong carbonation. Lemongrass, wet earth, pineapple, and honey over a light but silky malt body. Clean and crisp—hops dominate the flavor profile.” **Overall:** “Nicely balanced flavor and aroma. This beer gets much better as it warms. The honey-like malt character supports an interesting array of hops notes that are unique and deliver something apart from your typical session IPA. This is a fairly light, refreshing beer. Some astringency in the aftertaste, but still refreshing and balanced. Where most of the others are trying to emphasize the ‘IPA,’ this one is going for ‘session’ and succeeding.”