Super-fragrant; lemon, pine, touch of apricot. Very clean and mellow but oily finish.

Really nice and mellow but to be fair it's hard to start strong and work down. I liked it but there's no way I can accurately describe this.

Intensely fragrant, over the top I think.

Boozy, sweet, caramel, slightly tart. There's fruitiness in the lingering aftertaste. As usual, it's a lot, but it's nice.

Maybe it was having this after the Jinju, but this almost felt like drinking vinegar. It was just so much!

They renamed this "Benevolent Blonde" for charity. Tastes a little fruitier, a little less lagery than my previous description. Not bad.

After the previous two beers this really kind of stuck out as gimmicky. A bit over-roasty and tacky with cinnamon coming through first, and then a not super integrated apple flavor.

A really fine dubbel ... brown sugar and biscuit up front, with a unexpectedly fruity, dry finish. Raisin-ish, maybe.

This is absolutely no knock on the beer; it was just under 12 years old! In fact, in its defense it was surprisingly palatable for a beer that age: no weird sediment, some molasses caramel syrup, a clean but prominent raw alcohol flavor. Enough left to hint at past greatness, even if we waited too long.

Very dry, very peachy - like the flesh of the fruit and not at all candy-like. Assertively tart but not puckeringly sour. Extremely clean.

Both coconut and vanilla are the faintest hints, but there’s an overall mild sweetness that works well with the cask flatness. Slightly tart and tacky but cleans up quick.

A clean if unremarkable lemon-pine IPA. Maybe if this wasn't my third I would have a more defined opinion on it.

A nice German hefe, banana, slightly tangy, clove-forward.

A really nce citrus hazy with notes of orange and mango. No bitterness and a clean finish.

I don't remember how I felt about this, other than clearly thinking this tasted more like ginger snaps than what I think of as gingerbread.

Tart, extremely thick, kind of like drinking a melted mango sorbet (complimentary!). Almost unidentifiable as beer.