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Toppling Goliath AIM Elevated Ale Review

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Brewery: Toppling Goliath Brewing Co. (Decorah, Iowa)
Style: Blonde Ale
ABV: 3.6%

Toppling Goliath’s AIM Elevated Ale is a low calorie, low carb ale with a 3.6% ABV. Crafted to remove gluten, it offers an option for those seeking lighter and healthier beer choices. This beer is a big departure from their typical offerings of IPAs and barrel-aged stouts that Toppling Goliath is known for.

Toppling Goliath AIM Elevated Ale

Appearance
AIM Elevated Ale pours a clear, pale golden hue with a modest white head that dissipates quickly. The look is exactly what you would expect from a blonde ale.

Aroma
The aroma is subtle, featuring faint notes of citrus and a hint of grain. The hop profile adds a hint of bubble gum.

Taste
On the palate, this ale is light bodied and crisp. Delicate citrus flavors are present, accompanied by a slight tartness. The finish is clean with minimal bitterness.

Mouthfeel
With its low alcohol content and reduced carbohydrates, AIM Elevated Ale offers a thin mouthfeel, aligning with expectations for a low calorie brew.

Overall Impression
AIM Elevated Ale serves its purpose as a sessionable, health conscious option. While it may not deliver the robust flavors typical of Toppling Goliath’s other beers, it provides a refreshing choice for those seeking a lighter alternative.

Ratings

  • Appearance – 3.9/5
  • Aroma – 3.8/5
  • Taste – 3.7/5
  • Mouthfeel – 3,8/5
  • Overall – 3.8/5

AIM Elevated Ale reflects Toppling Goliath’s effort to diversify their lineup by offering a beer that aligns with modern health trends. While it may not satisfy the average craft beer drinker, it stands as a commendable option for individuals prioritizing lower calorie and carbohydrate intake. With only 95 calories and 3.6 grams of carbohydrates per 12 ounce serving, it appeals to calorie conscious consumers, or anyone looking for something light to drink.

Note: While the beer is crafted to remove gluten, it’s important to note that the gluten content cannot be completely verified, and the beer may still contain traces of gluten. If you have gluten sensitivities, keep this in mind and tread carefully.

If you’ve tried AIM Elevated Ale, please share your thoughts about it in the comments section below.

Filed Under: Beer Reviews Tagged With: Blonde Ale, Gluten-Free

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