Elegant orange peel zest and perky hop fizz perfectly mesh with sweet barley-malted Scotch smoothness for aggressively carbolic lightweight. Beautiful dewy insouciance captivates citric finish of pale-bodied nicety.

Collegiate bound ale (check out the ‘U’ on the alma mater label) with foamy-headed water-textured golden body counters sweet caramel caress with rich chocolate-coffee bitterness. Thicker grains and richer malts would add better distinction. Brewery defunct: 2001.

Tamped down herbal hop resonation tenderly caresses sour lemon rind, orange peel, and apricot nose. Tea leaf tinge nearly escapes senses until soothing malted rye finish durably increases. Brewery defunct: 2003.

Lively carbonation absorbs sour mocha malting and yeast-sweetened oats-smoked barley-cracked resonation by firm mineral grain finish of moderately bitter bronze-clouded golden ale. Possible clove or mint notes lost in cocoa recess.

Funky gold-hazed farmhouse ale with uninviting olfactory compost waft and dubious herbal sage influence saturating recessive glutinous corn-sugared malting to dehydrated apple-pear-apricot tedium. Damning rosemary-thyme-tarragon potpourri secludes declining green-minted spruce tip freshness.

Whether you’re Democrat or Republican, this Election ’96 ale will satisfy growing tastes of young voters. Typical moderately bitter New Amsterdam ‘Ale’ taste leads us to believe they just slapped a different label on it for the presidential election. Lingering grain aftertaste gives it a bit of a kick. Brewery defunct: 2008.

Now brewed by Stone Coast, safe clear-toned medium body relies on winsome malt sweetness and gentle hop tingle. Dank sour yellow-fruited resilience blankets dry breaded wheat base as parched fig-prune nuance swells against acidic lemongrass sensation.

Mildly tart lemony freshness consumes polite wheat base and acetous hop-embittered fizz of hazy golden Belgian-styled pale ale. Thin floral-tinged mandarin orange subsidy picks up remote candied yeast tinge to counter slightest black pepper spicing.

Thick creamy head and extreme foamy froth receive burst of champagne-like carbonation that hits the schnozzle hard. Reminiscent of rustic American wheat ale, but not as refined or complex as fine German weiss competition. Brewery defunct: 2002.

Unobtrusive premium ale is safe bet for soft pilsner and light ale drinkers alike. Toasted graining, lemony grapefruit bittering, and zippy apricot-orange tang confront musty diacetyl backend. Cotton-candied floral-spiced carbolic fizz dissipates at wispy fruited malt finish. A safe bet for soft drinkers.

Reggae theme decorates canned version of blithe straw-hued yeast-sinewy tropical ale. Mango-kiwi-grapefruit-lemon deluge provides tangy summery liveliness sharpening tidy hop bitterness. Hints of grape esters, tea leaves, and resinous earth add to dry-bodied splendor.

Mildly embittered, briskly hopped golden ale counters sugary lemondrop dearth and acidic citrus girth with slick malt sweetness to tingly lightweight finish. But minor floral seasoning lacks assertion.