It’s strong and hoppy, a little woody. Finishes bitter. It would be a lot but has a purity after the other beers of the day.

This certainly tastes like carrot cake. Sweet, hints of spice (Belgian?), a kind of a pineapple nectar juice quality running through it.

Wow, it’s a typical Northwest IPA flavor profile with a strong hit of evergreen scratch ‘n sniff thrown on top. Highly bitter on the finish. Give it points for effect.

Cereal; fruity; feels a little flat. Flavor is good though.

Roasty-bitter-side imperial stout. Sits in the umami side of the spectrum rather than sweet, although the bourbon is fairly present. It won't give the big names a run for their money, but it's solid.

Orange and light coriander, primarily wit-like, although crystal clear and amber in hue. Cereal mid-body with a bit of spicy bitterness from the grains of paradise? Finishes surprisingly abruptly on a dry, citrus note. Clean finish.

A weird one! Decidedly golden, with a strongly toasted malt flavor crossed with a light coffee flavor. Finishes with cereal and a slightly bitter finish, pilsner-like. It's so weird at first that I thought I hated it for a second, but really got around to liking it.

Creamy, thin coffee overtone with a slightly smoky roast character. This was on nitro, but didn't suffer for it, which was a nice change for me.

Fruity and thin body, more towards pale ale in character than lager at first. Clean and crisp. Slight cereal finish -- that much is lager-like.

Lots of smoke on the nose on top of a thin, sweet, slightly tangy ale. Lighter than I would typically think of as a wee heavy.

Very unsweet pale ale with a dry cucumber opening. More melon than cuke, with light citrus and a mellow malt finish.

Has a nice smooth texture. Nice hops flavors without being too bitter.

Hoppy and floral, with the jasmine coming in a bit perfumey (but hey, that's par for the course). The nice touch here is some toasted barley flavor to add some grounding. The real issue is that the jasmine perfume sits a little too long on the tongue but the flowers don't punch through the strong hop fragrance to make it worth it.