A bit plain but fine.

Light and cake-like, with agreeable raspberry flavors (I usually hate raspberry!). Cordial-like. Easy and mellow.

Not as good as Widmer's take on the same subject, but still ok. A lightly sweet, creamy porter with a roastier-than-expected finish. Lots of caramel in the flavor but wispy or nonexistent amounts of nut and coconut flavor. No cherry at all.

This tastes barrel aged but isn't?

Introduced Roy to Skunk cabbage in the woods today. This beer tastes like that. Which either makes it interesting or unpleasant. Edit: decided I think like it. Reminds me of the swamp in a good way.

Skunky?

Citrus and woody. Sweet. Not a very aggressive IPA. Still, it results in Roy making a face like he is drinking Dawn soap, so I approve of it.

Citrus and a whiff of mold. Meh.

Slightly watery but better than other similar beers I had. Thirst quencher after dragging Roy through the woods.

Refreshing and cold. All I care about after a day in the mountains.

A bit bitter with some citrus

Part of a flight. Seems nice. Big and fragrant and citrusy, but maybe slightly on the syrupy side of things and a little too lingery on the finish for me.

Part of a flight. Tastes fruitier than it smells. Light, and a nice balance between malts and hops, very crisp, a little grassy.

Part of a flight. Smells a lot like a creamsicle and the flavor has that same citrus, milky flavor on top of the usual yeasty hefe base. First sip was fine but it became cloying -- and I didn't finish.

Part of a flight. Inoffensive but unremarkable. A definite step down from the Amber for me - maybe it would have done better on its own.

Part of a flight, and my favorite of the set. A very nicely malty amber lager. Definitely European in character but without a lot of grassiness. Clean and very pleasant to drink.

Part of a flight. Noticeable hoppy / grassy fragrance, but not unpleasant. Also coffee. Not usually my porter cup of tea but this was very clean and came together well. Bitter but not lingering finish.