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Home » American Pale Ale, Beer Reviews, Steamworks Brewing

Review – Steamworks Third Eye Pale Ale

Submitted by Dan on August 15, 2009 – 10:59 am One Comment

Steamworks Third Eye Pale AleFrom Steamworks Brewing Co.: Third Eye Pale Eye is one of our most heavily hopped beers, with a nice, light copper color. In the spirit of the super-hoppy English ales that originated in the early 1800’s, its larger grain bill produces plenty of residual sweetness.

Steamworks Brewing – Steamworks Third Eye Pale Ale – 12 oz. poured into a beer glass. 6.4% abv. Reviewed by Nathan from Philly.

Appearance: Golden orange with a thick, creamy head

Smell: Citrus notes of orange zest with a hint of hops.

Taste: The initial strong, sweet taste of oranges gives way to a strong, hoppy aftertaste.

Mouthfeel: Surprisingly light bodied for an IPA with a dry finish.

Drinkability: An alarmingly sweet, easy-drinking IPA that’s reminiscent of more Belgian-style ales.

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One Comment »

  • Mike Custalow says:

    Hi. I work at a restauraunt that serves your beer and a co-worker and I were wondering how the beer came to get its name. If there is a story or something. Thanks for your time.
    -Mike

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