Leviticus DH

◎ Appearance

A pale golden lager with bright, translucent clarity and fine active carbonation. The unfiltered character is barely perceptible, contributing only subtle body to the glass. Head retention is moderate, leaving delicate strands of lacing as you drink.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with crisp noble-hop character from the Saaz, revealing earthy and slightly herbaceous notes. A bright citrus layer emerges from the cold Amarillo hopping, offering orange zest and subtle floral lift. Beneath lies a clean, softly bready malt foundation with minimal yeast presence.

◐ Taste

Entry is clean and refreshing, with balanced malt sweetness and immediate hop definition. The mid-palate showcases the interplay between noble-hop spice and American citrus, building to a moderate, dry bitterness that sits at 35 IBU—substantial for an alcohol-free beer. Finish is crisp and smooth, with no alcohol heat or cloying aftertaste.

◑ Finish

The aftertaste is clean and relatively brief, fading to lingering hop bitterness and a whisper of bread malt. No astringency or metallic notes remain.