This tastes barrel aged but isn't?

Introduced Roy to Skunk cabbage in the woods today. This beer tastes like that. Which either makes it interesting or unpleasant. Edit: decided I think like it. Reminds me of the swamp in a good way.

Skunky?

Citrus and woody. Sweet. Not a very aggressive IPA. Still, it results in Roy making a face like he is drinking Dawn soap, so I approve of it.

Citrus and a whiff of mold. Meh.

Slightly watery but better than other similar beers I had. Thirst quencher after dragging Roy through the woods.

Refreshing and cold. All I care about after a day in the mountains.

Part of a flight. Seems nice. Big and fragrant and citrusy, but maybe slightly on the syrupy side of things and a little too lingery on the finish for me.

Part of a flight. Tastes fruitier than it smells. Light, and a nice balance between malts and hops, very crisp, a little grassy.

Part of a flight. Smells a lot like a creamsicle and the flavor has that same citrus, milky flavor on top of the usual yeasty hefe base. First sip was fine but it became cloying -- and I didn't finish.

Part of a flight. Inoffensive but unremarkable. A definite step down from the Amber for me - maybe it would have done better on its own.

Part of a flight, and my favorite of the set. A very nicely malty amber lager. Definitely European in character but without a lot of grassiness. Clean and very pleasant to drink.

Part of a flight. Noticeable hoppy / grassy fragrance, but not unpleasant. Also coffee. Not usually my porter cup of tea but this was very clean and came together well. Bitter but not lingering finish.