A nice easy Kolsch with a bit more body than usual but nothing too special. Some light orange zest vibes and a hint of spice.

Haven’t had too many of this style. Not too different than a porter with a bit of stout coffee flavors. Very dry, maybe a bit too much.

A well balanced sour with pomegranate taking a bit of a backseat to the orange. Not too much complexity but decent finish.

Light citrus with medium finish. Nothing spectacular but well executed

Light citrus with medium finish. Nothing spectacular but well executed

Nice balance of hops and malt at the beginning with a slightly viscous mouthfeel. Gives way to a slight bit of bitter cherry and apple flavors right away and then fades out. Finish is a bit short.

Proximity matters. Being close to England seems to improve those styles. Nice English style brown with strong coffee overnotes and yeast on the nose. Maybe slightly aimed at beerista’s vs regular drinker in going a bit too strong…

Light fruity kolsch with some mild mint like notes at the finish. Summer drink and given the name it’s low alcohol nature and mild vibe fits with the times.

Chilled. Tasty dry blueberry notes that mix well with the golden ale notes in that way a lot of breweries wish they could manage. A bit more depth on the beer side would have taken this up a notch or two.

Mellow wheat beer without the bland citrus vibes of most. If anything there is a bit of pineapple hiding in the aftertaste with a little more bitterness on the front.

I guess I like living on the edge since I went with another fruit beer from Two Pitchers, this time watermelon. It was fine.

A well balanced Pale Ale without that insane hoppiness that seems like a dick-measuring contest. Honestly the notes are the most standard pale ale imaginable, but it is just well executed.

A relatively standard sour, nice low in alcohol but plenty of flavor. Beings bit picky the plum doesn’t integrate as well as it could. I’ll see how it does as it warms up a bit.

Well i hated it. Cherries, elderberries, and strawberries = carbonated Dimetap. Sweet and syrupy and bitter and no balance whatsoever.

In the bottle the flavors are less harmonized and the hibiscus sweetness actually fights with the saison’s bitterness.

Remarkably sophisticated saison with hibiscus backing that is blended thoroughly and complements the light bitterness.

Delicious orange citrus notes without the overhopping that kills so many IPAs

Despite being award winning I thought it was mid. Just a blonde ale without significant distinct character.

Nice light, smooth weizen with floral citrus notes.

I think yuzu aroma is overstating the case. Maybe more tangerine as it lacks some of the floral notes of yuzu on the nose. Taste is a bit creamy at the start that gives way to a hard bitterness without much depth

Middling with light hops and a strong generic orange citrusy taste.

Just a bit overly alcoholic for a session beer at 4.7%. But tasty and not generic like so many IPAs

IPA just like every other.