Sweet malty IPA, bit of a bubblegum overtone when cold but has a nice cereal backbone. Quite pungent with hop resin but it’s not overwhelming in the flavor, Ends bitter.

[Edit: This was mislabeled as Backwoods King Size Stout] Mislabeled??? No idea. This is a tasty, robust, roasty, malty stout. Light cocoa, smooth finish, but taste like a candy bar this absolutely does not.

Malty, not-so-hoppy, slightly yeasty pale beer. Very pleasant, if not so complex. This restaurant is pretty nice and modern, for sure, and the food is good. Kind of similar in feel and menu to Bellevue Brewing.

My taste buds were somewhat ruined by the previous beer. This seemed like a perfectly serviceable Oktoberfest, maybe slightly more caramel than I'd prefer, but nothing I'd rush to. I don't think I've run into any "Imperial" Oktoberfest that I've thought beat out the normal variety yet.

Hey, they renamed it! Very pleasant initial flavor, a dark lager with some notes of chocolate and funk. On the dry side. Somehow got a lot harder to drink as it went on, though.

Estery flavors; vague banana and wheat flavors, but also with some fruity hop overtones. Passionfruit and flowers. An unexpected mix of flavors, but very fresh-tasting and enjoyable. Also, boobs.

Sharp coffee and rum alcohol smell. Coffee roastiness to body and smooth bitter finish.

Very nice tripel with white wine fruit and funk rounding things out very nicely. Smooth and complex at the same time. Slightly high on alcohol flavor over time, but that's the only (slightly) negative thing I can say about this beer.

Sweet, helles-like lager. Refreshing if slight.

Probably shouldn't have tried this after a chili beer, but I think I liked this. Great, bready body, like fresh toast. Good malt, slightly on the thin side, but well-balanced.

Sweetish, malty amber beer. I think we've established this is not how I prefer my Oktoberfest beers.

A nice balanced ipa. Perfect mix of hops and fruity notes.

A medium-light lager with good body and a helles lager character, but with a thick, mineralish sheen that coats the tongue unpleasantly and lends a dull, grimy character to the beer. Kind of an extreme version of DAB. I really wanted to enjoy this, too.

Thin, cola-like beer somewhere between a brown ale and a schwarzbier, but lighter flavored than either. Pleasant enough to drink, with a lot of effervescence, but not very memorable.

Interesting take on a pale lager. Smells very bready on the nose with a nice slight sugar cookie finish.

Heady cereal smell, roasted brown sugar malt taste without the sweetness.

Solid cereal flavor, not what I expected which was more bitterness.

Slightly sweet, with notes of smoke. Heavyweight.

Seems fairly thin for an imperial stout but solid roasted bitterness.

Really like this one! Has a very pleasing mix of sweetness and roastiness. Ends on a touch of sourness. The booziness is just right. Shows some molasses, oak and roasted flavors.

A very nicely balanced bourbon barrel stout. Noticeably boozy on the nose, it starts dry with some toffee notes, then quickly goes unexpectedly tangy for a moment before finishing on a velvety bourbon oak sheen. I was so glad the flavor was nowhere near as raw as the smell.

Interesting take on a winter ale by making a winter lager.

Nice citrus, manageable resin.

Whiskey sweet, some vanilla. A hint that's almost like a sour. It's not that bad given my aversion to whiskey and the like.

A little more complicated than the black raven scotch ale. This has the faintest scent of lemon zest. The taste is the semi sweet of a whiskey mixed with citrus zest and something a little brackish.

A little bit empty on the malt side with a clear hop presence both in terms of fruit and bitterness at the end.

Another good middle of the road stout though not quite as refined

Good scotch ale with a little barrel plus. Exactly as advertised.

Surprisingly crisp. The abv will sneak up on ya though watch out

Citrusy hop smell. Sweet graham cereal middle and finish. Just after the sweetness goes away you get some peppery hops.

Not every imperial stout is a good imperial stout.

Chocolate with hint of hops smell. Sweet cereal with mild to medium mouthfeel. Rich maltiness and roasty bitterness.

A rich, smooth imperial stout that seems one bourbon barrel away from sublime. Which is to say, it's quite good.

Rich malty flavor with good cereal expression and a bit of sweetness, countered with some metallic tang and a funky finish. Just a touch strong on the alcohol flavor, but would probably sit well on a wintry day.

Ridgetop Red atop a ridge.

Smells start a little funky but that transitions to malty cereals but with a sort of pepperoni effect. Clean taste with some fruit sweetness.

Somewhat acrid, funky smell turns into a somewhat acrid, bitter lager -- there's some really nice flavors here but they're off-balance, muted. In the end the bitterness kind of dominates the flavor. It does get better as you have more, though.

Unexpected American hops, meet European style.

Funkiness to smell. Sweet initial taste, continues. Good malt character.

Chocolate-like smell and taste, comes from the roasted nature. Thin body considering the taste.

Unexpectedly roasty flavor for a beer with such a thin, soda-like body. It's just about exactly enough. No unpleasant sourness or bitterness -- just a solidly drinkable porter.

Not what I was expecting...

An unusually sweet attack, with malty overtones. The alcohol flavor that follows is fairly sharp and vaporous with a frothy hop overtone, which didn't totally appeal to me. It was still an interesting, drinkable oddity.

Still delicious, and holds its own against heavily seasoned grilled meats.

I only drink beers named after mountain related words.

I want to give this a 6 as I would go out of my way to buy this it's that good. Pleasant aftertaste.

I'll be sad when this is gone.

This is a good beer. It comes off slightly light which is why I am going with a 4.5 on this one.

Tiny bit sweet.

Third taste and still yummy. Wonderful, sweet finish after initial hit of wood.