Caramel, plum, hops. A little prickly, a little raw.

Part pale, part strawberry syrup. Not in a cloying way. This probably shouldn’t work, but I quite liked it (maybe because women rock)

Juicy, opaque, dry up front but with a very nice mango/citrus flavor and a sweet cereal finish.

Caramel, malty, pine, jalapeño, bitter, drying, lightly spicy. Waikiki took over the old Aloha Beer location.

Liked it a lot. Previous review holds.

Decent blonde ale.

Maybe like the 6th but maybe less pointed in flavor? Otherwise, all previous comments apply.

Similar to the Aumoe. Less roast, and more of a bready hefeweizen estery flavor on top that gives it a decidedly fruity cast. Still pretty hoppy.

Sweet, maybe watery, citrus lime and a bit more bitter on the end than I expected.

Feels more like a stout first, hops second. Roasty, creamy, like a Dragonstooth with some round hops to finish. Hops-wise, tastes light after the Eee Pah.

Classic pine-resin IPA, pretty bitter on the back end.

This was extremely delicious, looks like a hazy IPA but drinks refreshing, fruity, mild and smooth. Strawberry, jammy, not tart. Not gonna lie, this made me rethink how a fruit beer should taste, which is a high compliment.

Caramel, piney hops, on the edge of dank. Somewhat peppery before caramel comes back to the front. A pretty typical hoppy barleywine, but not sure it stands out in a way that screams "commemoration."

Light, caramel, nutty, just a hint of fruit (ghost of buttery nectarine) right at the end.

Clearly jalapeno, all of that bitter, acerbic character, but not spicy at all. Probably the mildest chili beer I've ever had, but doesn't skimp on the flavor. Really liked this.

So, light is the general trend here, but in a pleasing way. Caramel, slightly toasted flavor, a drying finish. Very smooth.