Sweet and fragrant, intensely flavored. Very smooth finish.

Pretty mellow, more on the pine end of flavor but less resin and bitterness than you might expect.

Nothing stands out here other than it's a very tasty beer. If you asked me to differentiate it from the Old Schoolhouse Helles that I just had I wouldn't have much to tell you. That could be a problem for a fresh hop pale, but it also makes it just a solid beer.

Cereal and sweet, quite a bit of body; syrupy. A touch soapy on top.

Just sweet enough, otherwise with a creamy, pumpkin spice-forward flavor and just enough roast to remind you it's a stout.

A lot more alpha, bitter, piney

Like drinking one of those evergreen air fresheners. But as a beer.

Extremely fragrant, fruity, with a kind of grape-forward, clean hop flavor.

Unexpected. Jalapeño first, raspberry second in the flavor composition. Fruity and unsweet without being sour. Definitely not what I was expecting, but so up my alley.

Surprisingly unsweet, robust stout with overtones of marshmallow. The dessert is in the overtones, not the proper flavor. This is really nice.

Light pine, feels more pale than IPA - clean up front, soda-like, but finishes with bitter oils.

A little insipid and tacky.

Fragrant, citrus, bright. A touch of pine-sap resin on the finish, drying and metallic. Steely and interesting.

Delicious and really hit the spot today better than the other day. Soft, fruity, sweet and cider-like with a bit of pie spice and some body from the pumpkin, I think.

Very malty stout with some peppery hops on the backbone. Creamy and a touch smoky.

Sweet, pie-like, lightly creamy at the end. I'd say this is firmly in dessert-land so it isn't a sophisticated sipper, but it is boozy and delicious.

Citrus hazy, very saturated flavor. A bit much but finishes very clean.