Draught Works Little Richard Session IPA

This IPA is grossly undersized to keep it light and refreshing. Aromatic notes of citrus and pine are backed up by similar flavors. A small addition of honey malt contributes a mildly sweet finish. Little Richard is that asshole in the ¾-ton pickup sprawled across four parking spots. That lift kit isn’t fooling anyone; he’s compensating for certain of his inadequacies. This beer can barely even be considered an IPA. Its effervescence releases a lightly floral aroma with notes of mixed citrus and pine needles from the Chinook, Southern Cross, and Palisade hops. With 45 IBUs, Little Richard has a medium bitterness along with resinous and citrus flavors to compliment the aroma. Clocking in at just 4.6 inches, errrr, I mean percent ABV, this beer just isn’t going to get you there. It primarily comprises two-row base malt with light additions of Munich and Honey malts that lend a copper hue and a slight malty sweetness. Those with larger tastes are going to be left searching for satisfaction.