Continues the tradition of amazing can art. A fragrant, fruity lager, sweet finish. A good tasting IPL that avoids being a hop bomb.

Orange forward, pithy. This is a juicy pale for sure, although the bitterness is pretty strong.

Still very good. Trans beer, or the transest beer?

Not that different from the Fresh Bois, a little more lemon, more bitter, uric tackiness. Pretty good but love the can.

It's fragrant all right. High-alpha, juicy citrus oil and a uric finish. Just a hint of acridity.

Pretty exemplary straight-up stout. Roasty, creamy, notes of coffee and very light cocoa with just enough of a prickly bite to give it a character.

Pretty nice, a nutty, light brown ale. Some hop fruitiness differentiates it from the other beers today.

Kind of like if someone made a shandy with the lightest strawberry milkshake; creamy, light, but with a kind of dry, yeasty, almost sour finish that might even have been annoying in a different beer. I liked this one though!

Juicy, grapefruit citrus, with bright flavor but a particularly acrid follow-through. I can't quite place it but it reminds me of modeling cement?? Not good.

Mellow stonefruit hazy… a little bit of oily buildup that you have to pause to dissipate but overall it’s decent.

The nitro soapiness actually works in this beer's favor, which has a flavor closer to a dry American pilsner than most Kolsches. Grassy. Bitter.

Way too much. Pine-citrus IPA, somewhat thick, very sweet.

Blandly sweet nitro red.

Lime, clove, hops, funk. It's lightly tart. Something about the whole thing just doesn't come together; I didn't feel any enthusiasm about finishing this glass.

Chocolatey roast opens this black saison; an underlying, faint pruney/plummy tartness sits underneath, accompanied by pleasant spice notes. Very good!

Coconut blends in with the nitro blandness a little too well, and the rest is just... burnt-tasting. It takes a lot for me to dis a coconut beer, and this one's got a lot.

Jibes with what I wrote last time, although perhaps not as strongly pronounced in any direction.

Memories of this beer have fled, but I do remember it was pleasant. Having lunch with Sukie made it much better.

Dryish, mineral pilsner. Sheen of northwest hop at the opening, although it doesn't dominate the overall flavor.

Like canned peach juice. Too sweet. Doesn't taste like beer.

Sweet, but weird, one note persistent sweet. It blends into the alcohol but more in a wine cooler kind of way. I never did like wine coolers. Kind of gross.

Strange, candy-like perfume fragrance that is floral, but not explicitly identifiable as jasmine (I thought). Nice, neutral tasting sweet wheat-funk Hefe, with just a bit of candy / bubblegum on top with that florality in addition. I thought this was really pleasant.