Very light, with that kind of cereal milk creaminess you'd expect from this style. The honey gives it a nice, rich sheen. One of the better beers I've had from this brewery.

Surprisingly smooth and drinkable IPA. The bitterness seems to pleasantly manifest itself only near the end. Like most IPA, has very marked citrus fruit flavors (Lemon, grapefruit). Was also detecting some kind of nut flavor. It could have been more crisp though.

Strong grainy taste which I didn't really enjoy. (Beer on second row on picture)

Pineapple taste is noticeable and not too strong. Very light, refreshing and enjoyable beer. (4th of first row on picture)

Not too bitter, faint orange taste? (Second of first row on picture)

No citrusy flavor, pretty much only bitterness. (First on picture)

Strong coffee bitterness slight chocolate.

Less fragrance and fruit than the Filthy Hoppin', with a lot more resin and a quick transition right away to straight, boozy bitterness. This was definitely a pine cleaner type of beer for me.

Fragrance of pine and a touch of bubblegum. Flavor follows on that, with vague citrus, hops, dry body and a strong, bitter, pithy finish. It's not too far off from the style of IPAs I enjoy, but it's off enough that I can't love it.

Smells almost soapy, but the taste is mild and toasty and dry, appropriate for the style. Soda-like effervescence leads into a sweet cereal finish that could be -- oats, or wheat? Whatever's in this "complex grain bill" is working for me, definitely.

Sweet smell of coffee & cream, following into a dry-ish, light stout - not one that brings "Russian" to mind. Toasty but not burnt, it ends with a nice creamy, oaty finish. While the on-the-nose coffee creamer notes could have gotten cloying, at least in a 4 oz pour, it didn't. Yum!

A sharp fragrance, almost shocking. Flavorwise, there's a tart-ish, very natural-tasting pineapple / passionfruit flavor that melds very nicely with the bready clove of the base kristallweizen. Malty wheatiness and a somewhat bitter finish make this an interesting, and I think a good, beer.

Thin body but full roasty malt taste. Slightly sour but roasted caramel finish from the fine bitterness.

Like drinking an Andes mint, with just a touch of oak. Super clean finish. Really good!

A malty, slightly vegetal pumpkin ale with a balanced spice profile. Pretty solid.