Bitter, boozy, and more generically “tropical” than specifically pineapple.

Very light and surprising hints of Belgian yeast right at the front of this beer, although it's followed by a kind of murky, watery sweetness. Strictly mediocre, and not that far off of a Bud Light kind of flavor.

Smells of fizzy, bright peaches although the fruit is not really prominent in the flavor. I wouldn't say this tasted like an IPA at all - maybe at most kind of a Kolsch with peach. I've got a vague feeling that it's possible this beer was misidentified as well.

Delicious and super-drinkable, slightly fruity-hop with slightly buttery, smooth, cereal finish.

Very light, with that kind of cereal milk creaminess you'd expect from this style. The honey gives it a nice, rich sheen. One of the better beers I've had from this brewery.

Still not a pilsner. Pleasant tho.

This was a lot more grapefruit and alpha than I remember for this beer. Very meh this time around.

Pitcherrrrrrr. Pretty good pick.

An IPA which is pretty much your standard northwest hop-fest. Opening is pleasant and seems well balanced with pine and fruit, but lots of alpha on the finish turns me off a bit.

A creamy, roasted, porter-like beer with a light coffee character. Like other schwarzbiers I've had, there's a lactic funk in the background and a malty sweetness that closes. This one is slightly more roasty and correspondingly more bitter, but still nice.

A straight up clean-to-bitter pilsner. I'm sure this would rate highly with some folks I know, but it wasn't as approachable as the Wing Dome Lager that directly preceded it, so that was a minus.

A really nice pilsner of the toasted barley and buttery cereal variety. Went really, really well with the food here.