Sweet, chocolate, hints of cinnamon. The chili is very subtle but there’s a very woody bitterness on the finish that’s a little less than awesome in the overall flavor profile.

Medium tart, with a primary flavor of blackcurrant. I don’t outright taste vanilla but there is a mellowness that may come from it.

This stout is a hoppy, prickly, roasted imperial in the vein of Stone, but putting this on nitro is inspired, revealing a sweetness that is light and appealing. After the smoothness ends there’s quite a bitter finish though.

For a pastry stout this isn’t too sweet. Light fizz and a good balance between nutty caramel and roast. Tiny bit acidic on the end.

Classic, if young-tasting, barrel aged stout. Still quite sweet but less so than the mocha. Definitely thicker.

Thinnish, sugared coffee, strong alcohol. Nice aftertaste, but the uncomplicated flavor makes this less great.

Quite tart, it's dominated, almost to a pungent degree, by the flavor of lemon juice. Just a hint of lactose sugar on the finish, but it doesn't do too much to diversify the flavor. Tingles long after the sip. Would definitely have liked more "cake" here.

The same cloudy funk as the Muir Woods, but the hop presence is stronger and slightly more acrid. Malty - graham cracker/toffee sweetness on the finish.

Pine, lemon, a cloudy cereal funk. Barely bitter and very clean - liked this a lot!

Fruity, citrus, dank, perhaps a little too herbaceous. They play up the weed in the name and it certainly does bring it to mind.

I've forgotten the details of this beer after the more interesting beers that followed, but I do remember it quite a good hazy IPA.