Sour enough that I think this bottle has turned. If it hasn't, it's unpleasant.

Super sour. I don't know if this went bad, or was by design, but this was not at all a doppelbock. Tasted somewhat like a Flanders Red, but honestly like a mistake. The beertenders were a bit flummoxed as well.

Just an outstanding Kolsch, buttery and malty. Exactly how I like it.

Dark ale dominated by notes of milk chocolate and sweet bourbon. On the edge of too boozy, but very tasty despite that.

Still a great IPA. Perfect mix of bitter and fruit notes.

Very refreshing. A mix of fruit notes hit you right away. Finishes smooth. Delightful.

Smooth, typical lager. Slight tin at the front. Finishes with a nice tootsie pop note.

Something like a fat tire with extra hops on top. Pleasant to drink.

Fizzy and slightly acidic. Bitterness is okay but overall beer is unremarkable.

Good lord, this iPhone takes good photos.

Pretty smooth,a nice hardy complement to a heavy burger.

Just too sweet for me tonight. Maybe they used Knob Creek bourbon barrels because I think that's too sweet too...

I think my palate was still recovering from the Tormenta, so my impressions are muted. A woody flavor, not as malty as I'd expect from a Scotch ale, which kind of gives the closing impression of a watered-down Scotch whisky. I'll have to try it again on its own.

Sweet, hoppy-malty amber with a pithy finish and a wallop of booze. Didn't make me feel particularly celebratory. Happy Anniversary, Hale's.

Hints of IPA top off this tasty harvest ale. Finishes sweet and smooth.

Bright graham cracker cereal taste with mellow but moderately strong hops finish.

Smells like a lager but tastes like anything but. Not a fan but still tasty.

OK Amber, a bit fruity for my tastes, almost like a hoppy pale ale with a bit of amber malt. Needed a bit of roasted malt.

Crisp cereal aroma, sweet on the palate with some of that barley flavor sitting around. Could have used a bit more in the way of grains. Finish tends towards sweet. Some beers open up as you get further in... this degrades.

Pretty solid double Pale (to be fair... the first I've had). A good execution of doubling down on the malty character sometimes found in pales - not really roasty but a slight hint of that, some sweetness on the palate from the malts rounded out nicely with a bit of bitterness on the finish

Not bad, not great

Overall good stout, the alcohol taste seemed a little bit too strong to me.

Perfectly decent medium-bodied stout, with a sweet-umami flavor and somewhat burnt coffee character to finish.

Bland, mostly unremarkable and... totally flat....

What happens when you add nitro to a light beer? It floats. That's what.

There is something about having a beer after completing a home improvement project that increases the satisfaction one derives from both.

Sweet tangy cereal body. As cask the loss of carbonation leaves more room for tanginess. Winter warmer spices present in finish.

Tangy sweet cereal smell. Bitter bite at beginning through to finish with a solid pleasant cereal body.

Light, sweet, and surprisingly fruity for a pilsner.

Good graham-like cereal body and pleasant wintery-spice hops.

Sweet malt smell, almost tootsie roll like. Sweet malt taste (toffee-like) with a soft bitter finish.

Very light, with very subtle carbon and a lemony tang leading into bright wheaty goodness. Nitro still isn't my thing, but this was yummy.

Good on draft. I'll have to try it in a bottle.

Superb kölsch, slightly citrusy with a lot of sunny grain flavor.

Smooth drinking with a great, well-integrated barrel flavor on the finish. Compares well with my memory of Schooner Exact's barrel-aged porter, with perhaps a little less caramel.

Smells nice, cedar and slightly tingly effervescence. Sour taste though, not working for me. It's a strong beer at 10%+ so, uh, there's that.

Nice carbon, strong but reasonable Belgian spice but alcohol is a bit too on the nose.

Another thin nut brown ale, easy-drinking with some nice hoppiness but a slightly unpleasant, metallic aftertaste. Also, maybe I'd prefer something nuttier?