Sixpoint Sweet Action

Brewed by Sixpoint Craft Ales
Style: Cream Ale
Brooklyn, New York USA

On tap from Dave’s Bellport Beer & Soda. Pours an amber gold with a creamy linen white head that lasted until mid-glass. The aroma was filled with lots of juicy citrus, very nice! The flavor was more bitter than flavorful with a weak malt backbone. This beer lacked the smoothness and mouthfeel I think of in a cream ale. Way over-hopped in my opinion. Not a bad beer, but not what I expected.

Had this from the tap in Brooklyn. Go figure. Anways, not a good beer. Pours a golden hue, with a decent froth of head. Aroma is barely there, but has some aspects of cookie dough. Palate is dead, really. Nothing going on, too sweet and simple for me. No thanks

On tap. Pours a copper color with a tan head. Aroma is fruity hops with malt and vanilla notes. Taste is the same, with the beer remaining pretty smooth throughout.

On tap @ Coles Buffalo NY. My first encounter with Sixpoint. Ok. Expected more. Seemed more of a weak APA to me. Mild bitterness, mild fruitiness. Mild toasted malt. Mildly drinkable

Tap @ Cole’s. Light copper, thin tan head. Nose is kinda english powdery fruit (it makes sense to me.) Flavor is lightly tart malt, some peaches, english hops, tea. Medium toasty malt in the finish.

On-tap at Cole’s. A creamy IPA. Lots of C-hop aroma and vanilla maltiness. Creamy head on medium golden soapy head, fresh. Really good hoppy flavour.

On Cask but I have had it on draft many times. No head on cask but nice color. At Beech Tree in Potown. 20oz pint, not an imperial style pint, no curves, for 4.00. Pretty nice. Orange red brown yellow golen yum. Aroma light and fruity, raspberry and peach. Taste sweet, creamy, very good on cask.

Draft. I must have had a bad keg because i found this rank smelling with some nasty hops. I will avoid.