Sour peach, grape… effervescent and acidic and bright. Finishes with a touch of sweet funk, but clean.

Intensely citrus-pine, but smooth and clean. Hint of bitterness in the back end with a drying finish.

Notably peppery smell; roasty. Less hoppy than I expected based on the nose but still pretty spicy. Has a notably thick, malty finish, but remains bitter.

Fruity, not too sour. Raspberry forward, with a crisp tartness that definitely could be lime. The polar opposite of the S'mores golden stout, but good.

Sweet, light chocoalte, A treat.

Halfway from a rich pilsner to the Breakdown pale - so it's still fragrant, metallic, hoppy.

Fragrant and woody, pretty bracing for a pale without a high wall of alpha. There is metallic bitterness and quite a lot going on on the tongue.

Extremely roasted, pretzel-like, bitter amber. There's a mellow sweetness to this, which is nice, but the bitterness has an acrid quality to it.

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

Bright, fruity, cereal lager. The oils linger in the throat a bit.

Orange/apricot, essential oil-forward. Bright, citrus, fizzy, clean.

A little murky but otherwise interesting malt profile to this lager. Brackish, sweet.