Bracingly roasty and bitter, but with pleasant caramel to temper it. Finishes spicy.

Smooth but robust oatmeal stout, light initial sweetness and a hoppy, spicy, tobacco-ash finish.

Lightly spicy, bitter backbone. Finishes with cereal, just a hint of sweetness.

Fragrant lager with a kiss of citrus, I think. Sweet overtones.

Dark winter ale with bright, bitter, spices (anise? clove?). Underneath there's a gingery cola-like caramel fruitiness.

Has an unpleasant opening flavor of dishwater with lemon cleaner. It's momentary but hard to ignore. Finishes well, with a cereal sweetness.

Sweet coffee, not syrupy, a decent amount of pumpkin spice, but also a very vegetal component that might be the coffee bean, or maybe the pumpkin. Nice to taste real flavors though.

Fizzy, sweet but clean wine grape; this really doesn’t taste like whatever underlying lager is here (except some caramel) but more like a slightly funky wine seltzer. Which is to say it’s pretty tasty, but I do miss the beer of it all.

Don't have a great recollection of this, but my lingering impression was that this was in the sweet-pithy category.

Funky-yeasted caramel lager with the cloudy opacity to match. Pretty much what I expect from the style when it's not a Sam Adams.

Caramel, nutty, only slightly funky. Pretty much what I look for in this style. Looking forward to more from this brewery.