This beer has been sitting around for quite a while but ended up still tasting fairly good. One of those concentrated hop juice flavor IPAs but somewhat milder, maybe due to aging. I wouldn't drink a lot of it but it was fine.

Moderately strong resin bitterness on finish that lingers along with a bready taste.

Meaty tasty cereal body, rounded bitter finish. No strong flavors pull one direction or another distracting from the overall beer. Yum!

Nothing special. Slight tin on the finish. Still, drinkable.

Decent pale, with just the right amount of hop notes at the end. Very drinkable.

Enjoyable flavors of toffee and caramel. On the sweet side. A little light.

Very solid medium-texture porter, slightly sweet, moderately roasty, and with a creamy finish. Nice surprise from Pyramid, whom I don't usually enjoy.

Yeah I was drawn in by the promise of toffee and it delivered.

First snow cap of the season and just as tasty!

Some hop citrus on the first sip, but generally unremarkable after that

A little too dank, a little too sweet, a lot too nondescript. No two breweries seem to agree on what an IPL's flavor profile is supposed to be, but I think it's safe to say that if it's this, there's no point.

Light flavored straw-colored beer with a bit of malty funk and finishing sourness. Sight unseen, I would have said cream ale.

I liked this at first; funky and yeasty. But honestly, whatever strawberry flavor they're using got to be intolerable really quickly.

A little too much roasted chocolate malt and not enough body to match. It sure smelled nice, though.

Lots of the same stuff I like in other Oktoberfest beers, but more watery. Yes, I think I'll stick with that description.

I'm surprised by how much I like this, considering I generally dislike strongly fruity beers. It's initially jammy with an almost saison-like finish, and it is AMAZING.

Mostly Flavorless.