Not a big fans of nitrous but I like this one.

Okay, after waiting an hour for food it's time to complain. This beer was free, though. Unremarkable but perfectly good light-caramel brown ale. Tasted less strong than its ABV.

Old keg on special for $2 a pint, at which point, you don't complain. Quite a decent Oktoberfest, previous review still stands.

A solid stout.

Clean simple malts with sweet finish and peach yeastiness. None-to-mild hop end.

Smooth light cola malt smell. Caramel malt taste, velvety texture but not tacky, hints of maple.

I should get something else at some point, but this is always just so good.

A year ago I probably would have rated this higher bit this Maltlog thing has made me into a beer snob.

Not as complex as I expected for a porter but refreshing after a long day eating snow I'm the mountains.

Quite hoppy, strongly fragrant, fruity and not too resinous. Just enough of a sweet malt kicker to remind you this is a winter ale, but you could fool me into calling this an IPA with no effort at all.

Has most of what I like in an Oktoberfest but the noble hop bitterness is quite prominent.

Sweetish cereal body start but rough edge to the finish where bitterness is the winning flavor.

A thin, mostly typical nitro stout with a pronounced sweet toffee finish that sets it slightly above the pack.