Continues the tradition of amazing can art. A fragrant, fruity lager, sweet finish. A good tasting IPL that avoids being a hop bomb.

Disturbing brittle head, like that of a root beer float, but this was actually quite decent. Tart cherry candy with overtones of lactose or vanilla, tart but not at all funky.

Flavorful and yet somehow insipid at the same time, like a watery macro version of a malty northwest amber ale.

Boozy and sweet, lots of vanilla and oak. A significant hoppiness comes in at the end. Still maintains a light mouthfeel. Pretty good!

Malty, metallic, hay, tingly on the tongue. I like it because it tastes slightly electric.

Sweet, vanilla, coffee, a little prickly. A very milk stout milk stout… I suspect would be better off the vanilla was slightly toned down. Should appeal if you’re in a dessert mood.

Sweet, chocolate, hints of cinnamon. The chili is very subtle but there’s a very woody bitterness on the finish that’s a little less than awesome in the overall flavor profile.

Yup. Back on tap.

A mellow, lightly sweet + roast stout. Very pleasant to drink... although I kind of almost wanted something more prickly given the name!

I'm a little congested from allergies today so I didn't really get the whiff of lime that I'm told is there. Without being told what the fruit was I actually got a lot of tart apple in the flavor, along with some sweet cereal. Maybe it's just lime, but I really enjoyed this.

A brackish, rich blonde ale that’s a little dark in flavor. Dry, uric, which... It was sunny and warm out, I think I wanted something more refreshing?

Pretty tasty, mellow (especially for an IPA from this brewery). The flavor gets a little more pungent through the glass but it's very drinkable.

Estery, lightly spicy, very smooth and drinkable.

Delicious, less sweet than you'd imagine with good body and barrel;.