I very much prefer this on CO2 but obviously still excellent

Very light opening, funky yeast bitterness, horse blanket flavors, bit of clove leading to cereal finish. Aftertaste is a little uric, with hints of smoke.

In larger quantity this was definitely more pithy, more resinous. The coconut and vanilla start off very obvious and then kind of fade into the background as the hops build up. Slightly buttery notes. I liked sipping this one more than I liked drinking it.

Pink-orange and opaque; flavor is somewhere between a ruby red grapefruit and raspberry. Quite bitter and the underlying hop flavor seems to be very thick as well. I don't think I'd order this again.

One of the "juiciest" juicy IPAs I think I've ever had. Believably orange, more Sunny D or Orangina than regular OJ. Hops lend some dryness and touch of resin but the finish is mellow and not bitter in the least. Slightly fizzy. Good gravy the sun was hot though.

Whiskey, sweet, a little but of nutty coffee, but avoids being too heavy or syrupy. Not at the very pinnacle of this style, but maybe close to it. Yes I realize this picture makes the burger look enormous, it wasn't really that big.

Lightly tart, good sweet wheaty cereal. Lots of pear and not much bergamot, I think, but really tasty!

Very smooth, thick, dark stout. Light taste of wood and caramel, no overt liquor. The most impressive aspect of this beer was just how smooth it was.

Yup. Still delicious, and on draft now, even, thanks to distribution.

Creamy, strongly coffee-flavored stout although this has lots in common with lighter cream stouts in flavor; slight sourness, almost smoky light roast. Saved by the thicker mouthfeel and light finish. A very nice beer.