Anything’s gonna taste good on Ichiro Mariners Hall of Fame night tbh

Medium sweet medium thick chocolatey stout, slight cherry, more hop dankness than I’d like.

Slightly fruity in front. Malty/uric finish, medium smooth.

I had wanted Reuben's Hazy IPA, but they were out. This was advertised as juicy, but it was more of a standard Northwest IPA flavor. Excellent IPA, though, clear and fragrant, fruit and pine. Clean cereal finish, no oily bitterness. Unsurprisingly good, given the brewery.

Very fragrant, tasty hops. Solidly bitter on the end, high-alpha without being too pithy. Might as well have been an IPA though, can't detect anything that screams lager here.

Piney IPA with a sweet malt character. Pungent resin is pleasantly offset by a smooth finish, but that pungency does get to be a bit much over time. Will have to compare someday side by side with the Hop Venom; this location tends to have both on tap fairly often.

Malt and Vine is open again! First taste there was another winner from Boneyard - a really nice, fresh and tart blood orange opening mixing well with fragrant hops. Very clean, not-bitter-at-all finish. Very tasty!

Exactly as advertised. Without being overtly sweet, there is a creamy chocolate shake characteristic to this beer, with a note of espresso nibs on top. Very enjoyable.

Had a taster and then a schooner, I liked this so much! Pink, cloudy beer that sits halfway between sweet cereal and a fruity but neither sweet nor tart cherry character. Super refreshing and definitely unique.

Piney scen. Piney taste. Perhaps it should just go hang out in central New Jersey. More seriously, there is a hint of juice before the dryness takes over. Yeah, back to the Jersey Devil with you.

A bit wheaty or malty to me... I dunno. Just not terribly memorable.

Not normally the style of pale ale I enjoy, this was very much a fragrant hop flower and fruit fest lite. However, as Boneyard always seems to find a way to make happen, this was perfectly flavored and super-drinkable.

Floral hop flavors lead, almost-biscuit malt finish, not too bitter.

Smooth, dry flavor on top of a thin-mouthfeel stout, with a clean coffee note. Some obvious alcohol strength, although it wasn't quite knocked out of balance. I enjoyed this, but at 14% it gets you quick.

Warm bready hints to taste, good body, good fizz. Slight acidity keeps it clean.

About what you'd expect from Boneyard: flavorful, fresh-tasting, easy-drinking amber. Balanced malts & hops.

Dry, crisp, dark malty, with a touch of crisp hops. Thin fizzy body.

Sweet hop taste. Spicy finish.

I don't typically like IPA so this was a pleasant surprise. Had all the flavors I like in IPA, very little of what I dislike.

For an IPA (a double even!) this is about as good as I could ask for. Rich in flavor without being syrupy or too resinous, flavorful and surprisingly not bitter. I certainly didn't taste 80 IBUs.

Doesn't start bitter, later sips take on more bitterness once the initial sweetness starts to fade but overall this is not a bitter beer. Works well with spicy food.

In comparison to a hoppy IPA, this is sweet and malty.

Floral, in-your-face hops and strong alcohol. A mouthful. Unusually, I found it really appealing.