Nice.

Really delicious, I think. Not resinous or bitter at all, the primary flavor is fragrant lemon-pine hops, juicy, but clean.

It's good. A little bit of bitterness, but some juicy hop flavor notes. On further consideration, I've increased the rating.

Light, notes of coffee, a bit like an old Dick's Cream Stout but with the somewhat sour character of an English Taddy Porter. A bit of a punch at the end, not sure if it was hops or rye.

Extremely sour, like prune juice vinegar. If that doesn't sound sexy to you, well, then you know how I felt.

No.

Tried to be a bit like the Plough Monday but much less successful all around. Like the Three Magnets, this had a sour tinge that just screamed "bad coffee." The rest of the beer wasn't bad, but couldn't quite recover fully from that sourness.

Nice coco-y nose, but the initial taste is jarringly different. Nevertheless it's quite nice, a little sour, with espresso flavor... I like it.

Great nose, but the first taste kind of hits you with a left hook of salty sourness. The thing is, maybe tonight i am in the mood to be pummeled by salt and sour...

So strange! Smells roasty but the initial taste is salty-tart as expected for the style. Less expected is the distinct notes of coffee and chocolate, and that those flavors absolutely work. Vaguely reminiscent of aged Balsamic, but only in hints. Great find!

Wow. Fantastic IPA. Fruit notes at the top with a nice bitter finish.

A bit grassy, followed by helles-like sweetness, trending toward bubblegum, but with a dry pilsner-like finish. Quite solid.

Another hoppy amber ale with a medium-strong bitter finish, but with a butterscotchy nose and a malty, almost-fruity roundness that made it fun to drink.