Much more chocolate than orange, but maybe I got canceled out by the blood orange Millie, still super balanced in sweet vs roast

Better than any of the weird samples Roy is insisting on assaulting me with tonight.

So I had this after a sweeter lager last time, and I'll have to note this is actually sweeter than I took it to be last time, and less bitter. Still very pleasant to drink. This was served too cold, definite ice crystals.

Slightly sour lager, kind of non-descript.

Not enjoyable at all. Went straight from perfume to low alpha finish with no discernible body in between. The only thing about hiking it reminded me of was sweat. Or insect repellent.

Nicely roasted chocolate malt flavors mix with an understated but definitely present spicy hop followthrough. This was... pointy, but balanced. I liked it.

Bit of a sharp porter with sweet booze throughout. This beer doesn't hide any of its significant strength. It's a bit angular, but very enjoyable.

Hoppy-dank-sweet. Pith and resin bitterness on the finish. Not my cup of tea, generally.

Really good! The white wine flavored are really good and enjoyable!

A Belgian pale, mildly spicy, with lots of rounded, slightly funky wine flavor and a sweet malt finish. Unusual flavor profile, and really delicous!

Very hoppy, some fruity notes. Got slightly lost during the hike but at least we had an adequatly named beer.

A straight up clean-to-bitter pilsner. I'm sure this would rate highly with some folks I know, but it wasn't as approachable as the Wing Dome Lager that directly preceded it, so that was a minus.

Smooth crushable pale, with a tad more hops then you'd expect. Nice well rounded session ale.

Somewhere between a pale ale and a kölsch, with a bit of fruity, yeasty tang and what seems like fragrant dry-hopping, closing with cereal sweetness and pilsner-like bitterness.

What an utter fruity delight. Bursting with summer flavors. Two Beers knocked it out of the park.

A pleasing, not too roasty stout with smooth coffee flavors. Nice creamy texture.

Floral hoppy smell with some hint of honey (clover honey). Very hoppy with floral and resinous flavors. Finish on some cereal flavors. Two flavors seem to be clashing somehow.

A bit of a sharp, chemical bite to the flavor got in the way of my enjoyment here.

My previous description fits. Really, really good.

Two Beers should really focus on making two good beers before brewing a bunch of half-baked random ones. Pilsner, but weirdly so.

Light wheaty cereal body. Thin taste but good for warm summer day.

Smells of booze and sour vanilla, but the flavor is perfectly balanced chocolate and brandy and stout, smooth and thick.

Hint of banana. Smooth with no rough edges and a fine finish.

Roast chocolate and effervescence at the forefront here. I don't know if it's because the bottle is old, but the hops, while definitely present, were subdued for the style, other than in the strong, bitter finish. If you hadn't told me otherwise, I'd have guessed porter.

Sweet, tangy, and subdued. Light on the hops for a CDA but it could be due to the age of the bottle.

Smells like a cross between an floral IPA and apple cider. Forward flavor is really nice, with the apple smoothing out hops and transitioning cleanly into the malts. The finish, though, is all IPA, bitter and lingering.

Smell is a sour funky with wheat elements. Cereal body with some apple characteristics and a bittering finish.

Huge, sweet bourbon fragrance, thin body, with lots of stuff going on flavor-wise: a kind of tangy dried fruit essence, chocolate, molasses, caramel. It wasn't as fully integrated as the most top-flight representatives of this style, but a nice, STRONG, and tasty beer, without being too heavy.

Sweet and sour raisin coconut smell. Taste goes the direction of being sweet, transitions to bourbon barrel sharpness, and then back to prune-like with a sweet-cocoa finish.

Thin and easy-drinking, with that creamy oatmeal smoothness that I think I can finally identify consistently. Really reminiscent of an iced milk coffee. Tiny bit bitter at the end, but left my mouth feeling happy.

A coffee-esque brown ale. Not bad, but I like them nuttier and prefer to leave my coffee to blacker beers.