Cola-like, with a light, toasty flavor and a sweet caramel malt flavor. Reminiscent of some light brown ales I've had, a very uncomplicated flavor. I like a little more grassiness and just a touch more toasted flavor in my marzens. This was fine, though.

Roasty and caramel, but with a lot of hop spiciness. Not the kind of CDA I'm really into.

A medium-thick, roasty stout. Very solid, standard offering here.

Citrus-bubblegum IPA-like flavors. Bit of pine. Sweet, but bitter finish. Perfectly fine.

The general thing at this brewery seems to be light flavors and soda-like carbonation, and this was no exception. Still, a lot of things to like about this beer, with some caramel and light fruit. Best of the flight.

Much more balanced than the Umbrella, with a light caramel malt body and a slight fruitiness. Hops are more fruit and less pine cleaner. Very low bitterness, clean finish. The description mentions English character but this tasted more like a low-alpha northwest IPA.

Ella hops, says the sheet. The hop effect is light but perfumey, a bit lemon-pledge, but not as strong as beers brewed with lemon drop hops. Surprisingly bitter on the end, with a lot of filmy resin.

More flavorful than I remembered. Still light, but with a fruity, malt flavor and a bit of funk on the nose. Lots of soda-like effervescence.