Sixpoint Sweet Action

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

On tap at Redbones (Somerville, MA). Golden coloured, well-balanced - had a little of everything in it.

I thought this was an awesome cream ale. I bought this from a growler at Bierkraft and let me tell you it had some awesome cream elements and a very nice hop base to wrap it up. OUTSTANDING

This is a hoppy blonde ale, with citrus and some sweetness. The flavor develops and changes and is it passes along the palate. Brussels meets Brooklyn - excellent - another fine one from Sixpoint.

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.

I found this on tap at Canterbury Ales in Huntington, NY where I went for a pint while waiting to meet a friend at Faz’s Tex-mex. I enjoyed the brazen hops in it and mistook it for an IPA at first. Very easy to drink but it took a moment to resonate with the cream elements. Possibly it was too cold.

Tap at Capones. Pours a lightly hazy golden amber with a creamy off white head that laced. Aroma of orange peel, floral, cereal grains and touch of caramel. Flavor of orange peel, citrusy hops, cereal grains, great creamy mouthfeel and bready. Really nice hop flavor without all the extreme bitterness.

On tap @ Hop Devil in NYC. This is a cream ale? It’s far too good for that label. Pours clear copper with a good sized light tan head. The aroma has lots of hops that have floral traits and are smooth and soft along with lightly sweet malt. Medium crisp body with moderate carbonation. The taste starts off very hoppy with spiciness and pine. It starts off crisp and then gets resiny. Some cream ale malt is detectable in the background, but this is definitely a hop-fronted beer. The finish is resiny and hoppy ~ no surprise there. A very good cream ale.

RBSG 05. Growler. Its hard for this beer to recieve propper recognition when it is put up against the absolute best beers in the world like at the gathering, but it seemed that people were enjoying it nonetheless at the tasting friday night. This is a really nice easy drinking belgian pale ale that is really well made. It is quite unlike any other belgian pale ale I have ever had really. Pours very light color- with slight haze- to almost clear, and a nice pure white fluffy head. Aroma is bready and malty with a good amount of herbal and spicy hops. Flavor is also pretty malty with a good amount of that traditional belgian spicy and fruity yeast with a nice hoppy backbone for bittering. I really liked this one and I will definately get another growler for myself next time I go to Shoreline Beverage. (which Is where I got the original growler from).