Vanilla, caramel, coffee, faintest cherry. Profound and boozy, a copying buildup at the end which prevents it from reaching the highest heights, but Fremont doesn’t usually miss. May well benefit from extra aging.

With a description of summer ale, I was hoping for something lighter and crisper but this was essentially a very hazy pale.

Sweet cereal, fragrant lemon-pine subservient to that. A nice flip from the normal flavor profile here.

Lemony hops on a strong cereal lager base. Grassy finish, strongly bitter.

Had it with a lime. Cloudy, cereal lager with some bitterness on the backend. Can't tell if the dryness is from the lime or the beer itself, but it does have a bit of a funky smell.

An extremely hoppy lager, fragrant and bitter. Have a bit of a headache from the pungency.

Pretty resinous, woody, bitter.

Very dry up front, some orange-rindy bitterness, but follows through with a nice guava flavor. Cereal finish, but that bitterness also sticks with you. It wasn't specified, but think Berlinerweisse, not hefe.

Rooty and piney, clear flavor but the finish is a bit acrid.

Fragrant and piney with a bit of nuttiness on top. Not a ton of body.

This was really nice as a taster: fruity, tropical, clean. Has a much hoppier punch in a full glass. Grapefruit, passion, fairly bitter. A little spicy.

Unsweet, hoppy but finishes clean. Nice but had just a taste.

A little too sweet but at least the mouthfeel isn’t syrupy. It’s simplistic but still drinkable, but I don’t think you could easily do more than a taster.

Very balanced hefe, banana, clove, a little dark on the finish but it’s clean.

Exemplary of the style, I think, makes me think of a really dark pretzel that someone turned into a beer.

Flavorful, cloudy pale. Primarily pineapple in flavor, especially in the aftertaste.