Hoppy, spicy dark amber with sweet caramel, chocolate notes. Prickly on top with a lasting roast bitterness. Not sure how this relates to the Industrial IPA.

A really interesting beer. Tropical/grapefruit aroma but it’s not a sweet or juicy beer. It is nearly immediately dry, with a good amount of cereal and absolutely no birthed. I really, really liked this.

A roasty, lightly smoky porter, perhaps a bit more bitter than I would normally like but in the context of a fun day was pretty enjoyable. Definitely felt the ABV in this one.

I still do not enjoy nitro.

Banana; cereal; refreshing but maybe slightly on the drier side. Quite pleasant.

Very similar to the Old Schoolhouse, actually. I wouldn't say there's anything especially tropical about this. Finishes less metallic and a bit more... cocoa-like, I guess? Malty, not sweet.

Insipidly sweet. Not offensive, but nitro isn't doing this beer any favors. It's like watery cereal milk.

Light, buttery-honey sweet and cereal. Slight tang and a kiss of bitterness on the way to a clean finish. Yum!

Caramel, graham-cracker-like. Light, prickly hops. Clean finish.

This is like a very clean kolsh, with this strong core of "buttery" cream and hints of honey. Like that lovely flavor with some sort of huge cream soup that you shouldn't easy because it will give you an instant heart attack.

Smooth cream ale, with some corn-like sweetness, mellow honey, and a bit of buttery diacetyl flavor. Finishes super smooth on nitro; the mild chemically nitro tang works for me in the context of the rest of the beer. Sooo easy to drink.

A fragrant, malty ale with just a hint of fruit and a sweetish, strongly honey-like aspect. Sits somewhere in between a Vienna lager and a light amber in terms of flavor and quaffability. Very nice!

Boozy amber with some ipa flavors and bitterness.

The label had no information at all about what this beer was, so it was a guessing game! Hoppy and a bit citrusy, but with plenty of roast. I'd say this was an amber first and a hoppy pale second. I read somewhere this was a blend of two beers, and I believe it.

A hoppy amber ale with toasty malt, moderate hop presence, and surprising hints of chocolate. The finish is noticeably bitter, and it lingers that way in the throat for a while.

Not a fan. Way to sweet and not enough hop flavor.

Not overly hopped, but a solid balanced strong IPA

Moderate cereal body with a good whole wheat character. Nice mild bitterness with a bit of ending tang.

Toasty, creamy brown ale with a slightly nutty finish. A touch heavy, but quite decent.

Fruity and resinous with some pithy, spicy bitterness. Touch of malt, but I would have liked more.

The sharp bitterness from a rye IPA, almost smoky hop smell. Sweet malt taste.

Smells cereal. Front of tongue bitter with moderate cereal body and flavor. The middle bitter is almost peppery. Finishes with a narrow bitter profile, doesn't kick you on the way down.