Enjoyable, might have gotten a higher rating if my palate hadn't been blown out. A sweetish, buttery lager wtih bright citrus.

A little weak, a little sour, this is a non-assertive roast. Reminds me a lot of what I don't love about nitro stouts without actually being on nitro.

Not as successful as the Log Boom as this one has a sweetness that kind of goes on too long.

Definitely the Log Boom and definitely a sweet, almost candy-like but realistic POG flavor that frankly overwhelms the finish. Not sure it ever resolves into a single flavor, which is the biggest problem.

High and sweet hop opening fades quickly. This is a piney, light pale ale, with a finish that hints at a dry champagne. Not bad.

Mostly just a taste, to compare with the tangelo. Without the fruit, this just tastes watery.

So light... Compared this with the regular Sammamish and this is definitely fruitier, although still a very kind of dilute experience.

It's been a long time since I had one of these.

Smooth, light, creamy porter. Still quite good. But omg, the real story is Blade Runner 2049. So good.

Decent oatmeal stout with some pretty believable blackberry flavors. It wasn't something I'll remember forever, but it was a pleasant enough glass.

Very enjoyable light porter.

Very well-balanced toffee and bourbon notes on top of a base which is subdued in flavor but still clearly identifiable as a CDA. I appreciated the clear hop notes which didn't go overboard on resin or florality. Yum!

A nice malt and bitter hop balance with a bourbon smoothness on the finish

Had this a lot before, a nice hop presence with a good maltiness behind. Refreshing although very flavorful.

A taster at the brewery. Dry IPA with a strongly boozy flavor and a strong, pithy bitter finish. Not sure the rye had a chance against all that.

A taster at the brewery. Tastes like hop juice without the bitter finish. Drinkable, but not really my cup of tea - I want my blondes with more grain expression.

Musty with tangy-sweet yeast character. Slight touch of smoke or wood, maybe and a more-bitter-than-expected finish. All that makes this sound more interesting than it was. None of it really came together in an interesting way.

Odd, almost appley fruit esters. Not very bitter.

A clean, dry ale with a fruity-but-not-citrus character throughout. Not especially IPA-like, in my mind.

Kind of featureless, save the assertive hoppy finish. Needed some meat to balance it out. NO THAT IS NOT A EUPHEMISM.

Yeah, I can still go out all night immediately after getting off of a transatlantic flight... as long as I take the next three days off.

Still thin, no doubt, but for a super-drinkable light coffee porter that won't fill you up, this nails the mark.

Thin porter with a strong but tasty coffee character. No sour or burnt notes here. Slightly lingering finish in the throat.

Solid amber - a bit of hops round it out and there's a slight sweetness. Easy to drink.