Watery and a little bit tart. I think "weak" and "not actually creamy" are the main things that came to mind, although the Queen Anne Beerhall is a nice, festive place to get a beer on a game night.

High alpha, very hoppy IPA. Didn't finish the glass, but I think more due to its strength than dislike of the flavor.

Caramel, slightly fruity (in a round, cola-esque way), still very drinkable.

Good Belgian style. Light and easy to drink, even at its fairly robust 9%

Caramel, smooth, dark lager. Very drinkable.

I don't overall remember the flavor of this beer (forgot to log it at the time other than rating), but I do have a distinct impression that the coffee was a bit over-sweet.

Tangy and a somewhat reduced pumpkin spice flavor so not overwhelming or tacky.

WHISKEY! Lots of caramel and whiskey. Not very nuanced. Decent, but not memorable in a very strong category.

Not much of note... It's not bad, but nothing stands out as good either.

A bit of resin and a musty, wet toasted barley flavor. It was certainly okay, but I have a hard time imagining this would be a fun, refreshing drink on a hot day.

A very roasty stout with a thick, slightly sweet character. Finishes bitter.

Very refreshing, the honey flavors are very tame and suble.

Brunch beer! Which should totally be a thing. I liked this better now that I'm more familiar with these flavors. This is very kölsch-like, with a tangy yeast profile, but with very light notes of honey and orange blossom on top. Clean, dry finish. I loved the fragrance of this beer, and was glad it wasn't overwhelming.

Cherry sort of wood smell. Decent acidic bite and sharp wood/alcohol presence in the finish. Mostly clean stop minus some tack.

Somehow comes across as very sweet without being bothersome -- a clean, malt sweetness that recalls the Pumking, without quite reaching that beer's heights. At the same time, it's a chunk of change cheaper, and still very tasty -- definitely the kind of pumpkin beer I like to drink.

Caramel musty smell. Bitter funny finish, musty sweet sort of body.

Pumpking and solid roasted malts with a hint of spice on the finish. The pumpkin and spice complement a solid malty ale without overpowering.

House ale at the restaurant. Scent of faintly-floral honey, and there's definitely that sweet, rich mellowness on the top of the tongue, rolling into biscuity malt. But there's surprising hop presence here, too, with florality mixing nicely with the honey and ending in a mild-but-there bitterness. Had some of their actual honey side-by-side, which was a nice touch: the honey was better, but it'd be hard to beat with any beer!

Not the best lager, this still has some good hints of wheat and barley in it. Slight tin finish on it however.

I really liked this. Faintly sweet, with kind of a corn flavor and a slight tanginess that offsets it nicely. Touch of spice & a barely bitter finish. Refreshing and tasty!

A bit of roasted malt and hazelnut but leading to a weird malty finish. Could have used more hop to balance out the finish.

Not too yeasty, citrus and coriander shine through. Not much funkiness.

Smelled pretty much like what would happen if you lifted a kilt.

That funky smell. Funky bitterness.

They told me this was a California Common. Clean, nice and peppery, with lagery cereal flavors and just enough, hops-wise.

Pours a profound black and smells wonderful. A nice toffee / caramel start, big roasty notes and then a very woody, sap-like finish that lingers on and on. Ten minutes on I still had wood in my throat. Omg, did I just write that?

Smell: wood and dark malts. Taste: soft start, good middle. Finishes like a cola-- somewhat syrupy-- but the woody taste comes out at the end.

Taste: Sweet and malty. Somewhat peachy.

Fragrant hops early and late with a big malt interlude. Finish is dry and bitter and a little metallic.

Very nice, fruity, floral smell, but the flavor is banana-clove with an acrid and slightly chemical finish. Asphalt comes to mind.

Citrusy but cloyingly sweet fragrance. Tastes better than it smells, but the finish is quite bitter, sitting on the tongue for much longer than I enjoyed.

Roasty with smooth chocolate notes, but maybe a little overly bitter. The first half was nice.

Smooth drinking, nicely fragrant pale ale with minimal bitterness on the back end. Fruity roundness on the tongue.