Coffee, cola, slightly tart on the finish. Very nice.

Kolsch-like, lightly fruity, very clean. Between this and Bellevue's similar-tasting malt liquor, I feel like this style has impressed me more than its reputation would suggest.

I was really looking forward to this but it was over the top. Strong bourbon, stone fruit, prune. Harsh.

A tasty coffee stout, smooth on nitro, lightly sweet and missing the typical negative aspects of the nitro delivery.

Hazy and very much tastes like a hazy IPA; forward grapefruit flavors. Mellow finish, maybe the wheat's contribution?

Just a hint of lime on top of a nice lager. Just a touch uric, but not nearly as assertive as the Bikini Blonde. Pretty drinkable.

Medium-sour, funky and piney. Very much like other hopped sours I've had - beery rather than fruity, pleasantly bracing, touch of salt on the finish.

Lightly fruity, cloudy, yeasty flavor. I don't really know what starfruit tastes like, but this was tropical, subtle, and very pleasant. Nice finish on the night.

Folden yellow. Hoppy sheen on top of a mild coffee base. Slightly sweet, hint of vanilla. Weirdly strong bitter finish that you wouldn't expect from a nitro stout.

Tastes like the imperial coconut base, thick and coconut, maybe a tinge sweeter with a milky but only slightly coffee flavor. Not sure how they nitro'd this but it doesn't have that weird dishwatery character, instead it's just smooth, creamy and still a little bubbly.

Very sour, to the point where the basic fruit is unidentifiable other than being vaguely tropical. Possibly guava, possibly passion, a dry, clean finish.

Completely clear, unexpected for the described style. Tastes like a light, grassy pilsner that's been dry hopped generously with tropical, spicy hops. The latter is the dominant flavor, I think. I was hoping for something cloudier, and less bright.

I don't know what exactly makes this a "German IPA" but the server didn't either. It was a really solid IPA though. I mean, I guess it was maltier than commonly found, but not super-unusually so.

Perfectly pleasant but not particularly memorable. Fruity, tart saison.

I had ordered a Mac Nut Brown, but they were out and I got this instead. This was something I'd had before, but still a decent beer; caramel, nutty, mild. The new brewery / restaurant is beautiful!