It’s strong and hoppy, a little woody. Finishes bitter. It would be a lot but has a purity after the other beers of the day.

This certainly tastes like carrot cake. Sweet, hints of spice (Belgian?), a kind of a pineapple nectar juice quality running through it.

Wow, it’s a typical Northwest IPA flavor profile with a strong hit of evergreen scratch ‘n sniff thrown on top. Highly bitter on the finish. Give it points for effect.

Cereal; fruity; feels a little flat. Flavor is good though.

Orange and light coriander, primarily wit-like, although crystal clear and amber in hue. Cereal mid-body with a bit of spicy bitterness from the grains of paradise? Finishes surprisingly abruptly on a dry, citrus note. Clean finish.

Creamy, thin coffee overtone with a slightly smoky roast character. This was on nitro, but didn't suffer for it, which was a nice change for me.

Fruity and thin body, more towards pale ale in character than lager at first. Clean and crisp. Slight cereal finish -- that much is lager-like.

Lots of smoke on the nose on top of a thin, sweet, slightly tangy ale. Lighter than I would typically think of as a wee heavy.

Slightly less fake-tasting, but pretty much tastes like a mass produced American lager.