Graham cracker, not what I think of with this style. Pretty boring.

After the Greenleaf, a lot less fresh-tasting, a lot more resinous, and a whole lot less appealing.

I hate the marketing tie-in, but this is a very decent, roasty thick stout. Good malt to thicken the flavor. The finish starts mild but builds up to a level that is quite bitter -- just a bit over my threshold, I think.

A pretty enjoyable stout. Very roasty and shows a marked grapefruit hops bitternes.

Watery thin body.

Quite good - creamy and sweetly cereal from the wheat but with a nice pilsnery bitter finish. Much less yeast-centered than most wheat ales. One thing's for sure, this is not in any way an authentic Bavarian Hefeweizen, no matter what their website says.

Moderate edgy finishing bitterness, soft cereal body.

Medium dark, and not even remotely dry, but yummy!

Had it at room temperature and it was not bad at all. Very safe, generic apple cider taste.

I have been whale watching for six hours straight. This is the best thing ever. Much refreshing. So yum.

A perfect ode to a German pilsner. Crisp. Clean. Strait forward.

Somehow manages to be watery and funky at the same time, with a sweet, wet-hay body and a dilute finish. Not a fan.

Reminded me of a peach whit. Others got a decidedly more berry flavor off it. Not overwhelming flavor either way - quite enjoyable.