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Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Georgetown Brewing Johnny Utah Pale Ale

Georgetown Brewing Johnny Utah Pale Ale.

5.6% ABV. 55 IBU. Brewed and packaged by Georgetown Brewing, Seattle, WA.

Clouded, bright golden hue, slim white head. 

In the nose: bold citrus, nice and hoppy. 


In the mouth: Splash of citrus on the palate, moderate bitterness, medium bodied. Lemon, orange, and grapefruit at play. Light and refreshing. Juicy, tasty, quite enjoyable. I could go for a couple of these. 

A single hop Pale Ale designed to showcase the profile of Citra hops. Reid used the hop-bursting technique, meaning no dedicated bittering hop is used - bitterness instead comes from late addition aroma hops. With heavy grapefruit, citrus and resin in the nose, this light colored ale has minimal malt interference giving the beer a clean finish without a cloying bitterness. Very pronounced grapefruit and pine flavors with a faint verdant note.