Seven Peaks Drygate Brewery Review

With only a couple more LIDL beer festival offerings to go we move on to Seven Peaks from Drygate Brewery. The Glasgow based brewery always seem to crop up with a few new beers for the festival and this year has been no exception. At only 3.9% alcohol Seven Peaks certainly comes under the remit of a session IPA. The beer comes in a cheap 440ml bottle featuring a mountain that only seems to have one peak so that's a little odd. Seven Peaks pours a clear golden brown with a frothy white head. You'll get quite a lot of tropical fruits from the strong aroma but not a great deal else.

Seven Peaks has a light enough body to keep it fairly refreshing and a bit of a citrus twang in the taste. It's just another reasonably hoppy citrus IPA in all honesty and aren't there plenty of them around already? Given the low alcohol percentage this is a decent beer if you want a few without feeling too bad in the morning but there's no great spark to it at all. I'm going to give Seven Peaks from Drygate Brewery 6 out of 10. If you want a not unpleasant citrus IPA that wont do too much damage you could do worse.