This was simply delicious work some home made pizza.

Tasty. Dry, bitter like dark chocolate. Maybe hints of caramel, but there's no sweetness here.

Harsh, sort of body odor flavored. I don't really like it

Strawberry

Sweet and kind of fruity. I'm not sure why this is considered an IPA, but I like it.

This tastes skunky, so I don't know if it's a fair review. It's a fairly clear taste underneath the nastiness at least?

Dry bitter IPA that nevertheless has some of the flavor notes of a juicy IPA.

It's a nice, mild red. Not too bitter or brackish, but not super clear. Feels like it would appeal to the mass market.

Nice think hefe with banana notes.

This is nice. Though maybe I was influenced by reading about the pilsner malt. It was clean, both lightly bitter and lightly sweet. I didn't really think it tasted anything like gummy bears, which would have been a bad thing.

Mmmmm

It's very bourbon barrel aged. Hard for me to drink. But I appreciate my friend for trying. :^)

I think this is a good middle of the road stout.

Not bad, but more like one of those European dark soda-like beer than a real beer beer. I don't expect a stout lover would love it.

More bitter and less flavor than the love of hops. But has a clear refreshing character that reminds me a bit of a good pils, except that there's some sweetness.

Really tasty. Nice flavor balanced by hops.

Actually, I'm really liking that. And that's despite it tasting a little skunked (this is not a great restaurant) It's a nice marzen flavor cut through with a sharp bitterness.

Good.

I think this would be way better work food. OTOH, beer feels necessary anyway.

Initially, I really liked it. The bottle tagline is "Rustic, Complex, Alluring". I'll give it at least the first two. Complex. Mineraly, pretty interesting.

It is indeed Amber. Actually had a nice hard bitterness as an Amber should.

Really good octoberfest.

It was pretty good. Not too sweet, somewhat bitter. I don't know, go drink it yourself.

This was very good. Balanced with notes of apricot and citrus.

It's okay. This time was sort of watery orange-flavored with very little of the hefeweizen spices.

Good. A mild juicy-type ipa. It's pretty good

I immediately said "ooh, ow". So that's not a good sign. It's hard and bitter with little in the way of redeeming qualities. I'm guessing the hard core IPA folks would like this.

I don't know. It's pretty tart, but I'm not sure if I like it. Weird efforvescence, some wateriness, I don't know man.

Light, but kind of tastes fake, like the Raspberry flavor is from a packet. I'm guessing that's not true, but it's how it tastes.

It's like a brunch of Cherry skins have been steeping in some beer. I'm impressed how dark Cherry it tastes.

Honestly this isn't doing it for me. Maybe I don't really like Oktoberfest beers. Luckily for them, the marginal cost of the next 5 is in fact free . . .

Actually tastes a little barrel aged, which makes it interesting. But not too offensive to my taste.

I think I stand by my last rating.

Sweet and spiced, honestly I think the beer base might be really good, but I don't really like the perfumed spice on top of it.

Sour and Limey!

So, this tasted like a very normal marzen that had been skunked. However the server (who notably was terrible at his job) made a sotto voce comment about it being tapped yesterday. So, it's possible it's just a very bad beer.

This was very tasty, the sour flavor was forward but had a nice base in the IPA bitterness.

It's a rather harsh sour, that the sweet undertone does little to mitigate.

As usual, if you want something stupidly sour, Destihl delivers. Pickeringly sour, though I've had worse from them.

Sweet and Juicy

It's like a good version of Budweiser.

Rather Banana . . .

Light and refreshing

Tasty, Juicy, almost sweet

A little orangey.

The pineapple sweetness completely cancels out any APA bitterness. It's actually a little weird drinking it on its own. With food, the sweetness comes out a bit more making it easier to drink.

The sort of red which is dark bitter and brackish.

Watery and bleh.

Banana and sweet, but with an odd aftertaste.

Harsh and bitter. Which is where I started.

Maybe it just gets better the older it gets.

Nice. It's a little more malty than is expect from a Bohemian Pils. But it's pretty clear, and fairly bitter.

Delicious, sour, and beautiful.

Refreshing, slightly tart, though with the dry flat bitterness at the back.

Nice malty, caramel flavor.

Nice mild, flavorful pale. It's like an IPA that I enjoy drinking. :-)

Tasty, almost like a hefewiezen.

Nice balance between hops and spicy/tart.

A little bit more like a kolsch than a pils. It's clear, but only slightly bitter.

Tart, efforvescent.

Wet like river water. Slightly sour.

Fresh, slightly grapefruit flavor. A really nice wit.

This is good. Slight hints of dark prunes.

Sweet, medium bodied. Not thin, not soda-like, but not heavy beer either. I've had stouts of this body, but they were more like baker's chocolate. This is sweet. It's okay.

It's a tasty pils. Good with pizza.

Not overly sweet, with more of a vegetable flavor (I'm assuming from the carrot). Like Mike says, it's not very "beery", but I enjoyed it.

I still very much like this cider.

I don't know man, it's sort of bitter, sort of brackish.

Orange flavors with a very nice bitterness. I like it.

Thick and red, fairly bitter but then you notice a strong malt flavor.

Light, malty, honestly it's tasty if uninspiring.

Normal red. Little malty, a little almost fruity

Let clear than I would expect. Honestly tastes like a mixture of a red and a brown.

It's fine to drink.

This is actually really good, and I don't like IPAs. Of course, it's not super bitter, and trends towards what I think of "juicy IPA". I'm sure it's just mild and mass market, so a true IPA aficionado wouldn't like it.

Bitter and brackish.

This was stunningly good. Fine stout with some sweetness and barrel-aged notes. And I'll note, I tend to hate barrel-aged beers. But this was really good.

Light and malty for an Irish red. It's okay, if that's what you want.

This is weird. It looks dark with a stout head. But the flavor is like a solid red ale. It is very confusing to me. But I did like it.

This is really just a very normal stout. Good, nowhere near great. Just the sort of thing you drink but don't rate.

Smokey in smell and taste, backed with a sour/bitter flavor. Not really appealing to me.

Clear, near-sour rather than a full sour.

Sour with mango, like it says on the can.

Light, carbonated, soda-like. Little bitter, little tart.

A little too puckeringly sour, actually.

Dark, cherry? Sweet, tasty.

Dark, plum, reminds me of a Lagunitas Dark Swan, except less fruity.

Mild, slightly malty Amber

It hurts me with chest-seizing fake sweetness.

Juicy mouthfeel, almost like melon

Nice, light, slightly citrus.

No smell, bitter, slight flavor of apricot.

Smells like a brown, but it tastes of medicinal cherry.

Off-cabbage scent. Not bad, I feel like it could be meatier in flavor.

Tasty, almost dry, Peach.

Thin and Bitter

Off-putting off-sour taste.

Fairly dry, clove, light.

This is a porter, dark and bitter, but it also reminds me of the Continental dark beers which are thin and almost soda-like. It's not as roasty and thick as I feel it should be (though that might be my limitations, rather than any other)

It's not bad, and has good Red hints, but instead of dry, clear, and bitter or is slightly malty with an almost fruit backing

Malty, somewhat bitter, almost dry. It's a good Red Ale in my opinion.

This is really weird. Wheat, strawberry, and this weird hint of Basil. I mean, it's not like it's false advertising. But why would anyone buy this???

Tasty, slightly sweet and almost tart on the tongue.

Light, effervescent, very slightly tart.

This is a really good sour. The IPA is very much in the background.

Bitter but not brackish. Some sweet notes like some weird fruit that I can't identify. I dunno, it's not bad.

Very fruity, like orange juice. But then there is this powerful bitterness underlying everything.

Sweet, but some weird fruit like flavors.

It's fine, sorry if pilsner-like.

Lovely peach flavor.

Delicious and sour

Kind of like a low sugar pineapple milkshake. But it's actually good. Not bitter or hoppy, despite the type.

Sparkly on the tongue. More spice than fruit/banana. There's actually a nice but of bitterness contrasting the hefe flavor. Nice

Not bad. Fairly mild, a little brackish but with hints of sharp juice.

Very IPA juicy on the nose. But the flavor is mold, juicy, and not that bitter.

Bitter, slightly brackish. Not much there.

Thick, meaty, tart

Bitter and brackish. Also feels like it's a headache waiting to happen. I mean, it's not like I'd turn down free beer or anything . . . But I might regret it later.

Scent is sweet, apparently peach. I really don't like this either

Weird floral flavor. Yuck.

I mean, if you want an orange creamsicle milkshake beer, this is really good.

Cold refreshing with this of fruity malt flavor that I can't identify.

Bitter, slightly tart, little more like a barleywine than a sour.

Tis a very beery beer.

This is kind of catching me in the back of the throat with some barrel aged caramel flavor. I'm not liking it.

Not bad, a little more malt than a true Czech pils. But clear tasting, somewhat bitter (though apparently I can't taste such things anymore)

This is very Very very very lime. I mean, man!

I dunno, sort of fruity tart, I dunno. Not like a real sour.

Amber in color, Amber . . . In . . . Flavor? I never know how to describe country lagers/ales. There's a certain commonality with two brother's Domaine Du Page. But this is lighter, and probably a bit less flavorful. Honestly, I like it best in a mix with Totally Naked.

Drinking a beer, Totally Naked, what's not to like! More seriously, light, refreshing, not a lot more to it. It's like a really really light (in bitterness) Czech pilsner. Honestly, better if you pour it between Two Women.

This actually tastes somewhat like an American pilsner, clean, not too bitter, with a beery efforvescence. After a while, I start to notice the yeasty flavors of a Belgian, +which I don't remember from previously) which them comes to completely dominate the flavor profile.

Easy, refreshing, but with a grapefruit rind bitterness.

Dry, grapefruit, smacking me in the face! Also, only with Jet would I walk into a tap room in 2018 and find "Kiss The Girl" and "Part of Your World" playing.

Strong gose character, undisclosed fruit. :-)

Smells funky. Tastes like nothing with a hint of sour. Honestly, it's fine, if a bit strange.

Still tastes like a fruit soda.

Sweetish, old hard candy taste, like a barrel aged.

Smells kind of skunky. Tastes like a weak MGD. I mean, whatever.

Just a kind of clean, standard beer. Jet suggested zucchini/celery flavors.

Bitter, crackily dry. Scent has some malt though, which is weird.

Light, slightly apricoty flavor with a bit of corriander spice undertone.

Really bitter corriander. This is a bit strange.

Bitter, but bright citrus. On the juicy side, though not overwhelming.

Spicy with a little bit of cucumber water efforvescence. Not terrible, but not a lot of flavor or sourness.

Honestly, this tasted almost watery. Though I was going for something light, since I haven't slept more than four hours in the last five nights, and I really needed to get to bed

Huh, apparently I've had this before, though I was told it was a local beer. Honestly I thought it was pretty good. Maybe because it was chasing an IPA? But it seemed clear and slightly malty. Rather tasty.

It's an IPA

Seems fine, for some random beer from #TheFirstMaggianos. Which is to say I wish they had popped for food here.

Yuck

Okay, this is possible the perfect spicy sour. Wow.

Wow. Smells like sweet chocolate milk, but tastes like dry bakers chocolate. Good.

This is very like the juicy sort of IPAs, just a little lighter. Actually I think it's pretty good.

Carmel, sweet and coconut. It's not bad but I really couldn't drink more than a little of this.

Light and very slightly fruity. It's fine.

It's actually like a light cider. There are hints of sour, but there is nothing of a pale ale in it. Which honestly might have been a bit better.

Looks like a porter, but tastes like a slightly thin Stout. Not what I expected from a "Belgian Dark".

Amber, with the caramel hard candy notes that I associate with barrel aged beers

Light, not very bitter but the bitter does overwhelm what I presume is notes of spice. I dunno. It's not bad I guess.

Looks like grapefruit. Tastes like it a bit too, mixed with sherry. It's odd, but pretty good. Edit - Okay, Mike identified the apricot flavor. I was having trouble.

Amber/caremel. Good, but I don't know what else to say.

Bitter and brackish.

Tasty, on the sweet side Belgian.

It's okay. Pale wheat flavor with Pineapple. I'm not sure I like the bitterness with the other flavors.

Clearly a dark lager, not pale. Tastes like a European dark. Efforvescent, not quite sweet. I often don't like these, but I rather do like this.

Mild, not overly flavorful. But not offensive in any way.

Clear, really dark fruit with a Dunkel dryish bitterness

Bitter for a lager. They bill it as a red lager with grapefruit and pine aromas. So the fact that it's a bit bitter and brackish is perhaps unsurprising. But overall, not too bad.

Raising a glass of my favorite to the return of Maltlog.

Sweet and tasty.

Very spiced. Ick.

Still agree with my last log.

Kind of a brackish pale. Must be all that grave dust.

A sweet and spicy Hefe. It's actually pretty good as just a drinking beer. Actually, it gets cloying after awhile. I'm dropping the rating.

This is really good. I agree with Mike that it's like a good red are work coffee overtones.

Light, flavors of clove and banana. Really nice, if I'm honest.

Bitter, hoppy, sour, slightly spicy. I dunno. Too harsh and bitter for me.