Funky, not-tart saison. Decent amount of horse blanket, although the finish is crisply clean. I wasn't actually in the mood for a sais, but had to get in one last try after I heard the brewery closed.

Very grape forward, like a sparkling white wine with a little more fun, a little more tart. Not especially beer-like.

Smells like a locker room, which isn't promising, but the flavor is much nicer. A tart, buttery apricot start and a fizzy, funky finish. Medium-sweet throughout. Very nice.

Very, very Belgian.

A very, very solid pilsner, German-style and thick on the malt. I do like it as a break from the Czech style, and I'm pretty sure I really like it on its own merits!

A bready, spicy porter with definite Belgian notes and a thick, malty head. The berry flavors are clear and fruity but not sour. Smooth for its strength. An unusual but tasty beer.

Sweet with a ever so subtle Saison flavor at the very top, with out the over the top sourness. Lovely beer.

A unique pale with lovely aromas throughout. This has a lovely crisp almost cider-esq profile.

A nicely less-sweet pumpkin ale. I didn't notice much in the way of pie spice, which was very nice (and probably explains the name). The vegetal pumpkin actually translates to a nice lagery bitter finish -- which worked very nicely for me.