Just a taster but this was nice. Chocolate, thinnish, roast. Touch of spice. Will have to try more later.

Slightly better than the Bruery, but not by much. Strong vanilla, strong clove, A little too sweet. Not great.

Very hoppy. A bit rooty in flavor, which translates to a kind of astringent, burnt sugar overtone, followed by flowery hops. This was Lagunitas-like in its unpleasantness. Would not get again.

A smooth, creamy nitro milk stout with an immediate hit of strong chili spice. It evens out the bland-sweetness you normally get form nitro. No hint of unpleasant soapiness. Pretty good, though that spice sticks with you.

This beer seriously tastes like someone took half a glass of dry white wine and blended it with have a glass of pithy IPA. Starts wine, finishes beer, and never really feels like the two halves combined into a single drink.

Nitro sour, kind of weirdly sweet and sour at the same time. Roast bitterness creeps up at the end.

Bold toffee/caramel and bourbon notes, a straightforward bourbon stout that manages to be somewhat raw without being too boozy. I'd say this is somewhere on the candy-like side, but it was enjoyable in that context.

A fragrant, cereal blonde with an unfortunate sheen of fake buttered popcorn jelly beans.

A fragrant, fresh fruity hop flavor in this beer, with a slightly sweet aspect and some finishing bitterness.