Tastes like danger. If danger was a wet boiled peanut wearing an Alex Trebek wig. Weaksauce!

Kind of unremarkable, a bit of a roasted malt/hazelnut flavor near the end at times.

Note of roast coffee, but also with a touch of that same bit-too-much-is-cloying tart backdrop as the other beers here. While nice, that dips it below the cream stout.

Yeah, it's an IPA.

A toastier, nuttier version of the Dick Danger, which helps it, I think.

Roasty, bit of nuttiness, mayne some hints of chocolate? Slightly tart like the rest of Dick's beers. Very decent.

Boozy and hoppy. At this point in the flight, too much of both, but I could see this working by itself.

Pretty much like the Mountain Amber, but boozier. A bit too boozy.

It does seem (and look!) kind of watered down for a stout. Goes well with spicy meat, though. (Did I really just write that?)

Easy drinking, light and faintly sweet, with a nice touch of roastiness. Slightly tart finish, but not like bad coffee.

Almost identical to the Golden, but with slightly different balances on the body. At the start of the flight it was too light; by the end it was just right.

Same fermented fruit tartness as the Golden, more clearly banana-like with noticeable cereal finish.

Lightly fruity, like fermented tea. Just enough cereal & hops to give it nice body.

Solid cereal body, some sweetness. Finish has graham bite. Smell has that winter warmer quality.

Tangy caramel smell. Coke-brown sweet-fizzy edge.