I don't have a strong memory of the old Elysian beer except that I didn't like it. Either this is a big improvement or I've matured in my taste. It's dry, it's resinous, but it's also lightly fruity and tastes sophisticated. Bitter, a little rooty.

This was really good, slightly roasty, enough prickliness to overcome any typical nitro blandness, and the creamy head is hand-in-hand with the overall texture of the beer.

Super mellow citrus IPA. Sweetish, opaque. No bitterness at all on the finish.

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

Sweet, boozy, fragrant with caramel and licorice and coffee. The sweetness is surprising here, and so is the cleanness of the finish.

Nutty, thick, tasty.

Might have been the aftereffects of the Vital Spark on my palate, but this was really astringent, herbaceous, medicinal.

Extremely tart, peachy. Not very funky, more like a kettle sour. Had to take a break between sips.

Definitely tastes more like berries here. It's good, if dry.

Crisp and fruity, if very, very light.

This doesn't tate at all like an IPA to me - more like a lightly fruity blonde maybe? Decidedly unhoppy.