Sweet coffee, not syrupy, a decent amount of pumpkin spice, but also a very vegetal component that might be the coffee bean, or maybe the pumpkin. Nice to taste real flavors though.

A nice Oktoberfest, sweet, a bit metallic, but there’s a juicy hop sheen that is a little off for me.

Mellow sweet grapefruit, slightly herbal finish.

Definitely a Bavarian flavor profile, but decidedly less sweet (watery?) than expected.

There’s something really off-putting about the fragrance of this beer, it’s like vegetal and herbal and sour and bitter like a sanitary puck. Flavor-wise it’s … fine? Pine-lemon, acrid bitterness. But I can’t not smell it.

Banana, slightly smoky, sweet finish. Nice example of the style.

Orange, hop oil, intensely fruity aftertaste.

Started off great, a little murky, dark citrus, smooth finish. By the end though I felt like I was sucking on grapefruit rind.

Starts with Apple-hop dryness, finishes with pithy bitterness. I liked this, but a little less than the Lumberbeard.

Early pith bitterness, with a lemon-pine flavor that carries straight on through. Finished clean. Brian thinks the opposite though.

Light, chocolate, caramel. Really excellent. Enough barrel to show itself but not in your face.

Really nice. Lightly tart, clean (if a bit candy-like) strawberry flavor. Just a touch of funk on the finish tempers the drinkability a bit, but if you're in a fruity mood this is a good one.

A robust milk stout, lots of bitter roast and lots of lactic tackiness on the finish, but this isn't exactly sweet. Pretty good.

Resinous but clear IPA. Not sure I had a clean enough palate to properly judge this, but it didn't seem to be in my wheelhouse.

Plesant-enough creamy stout, but just a little bit too much on the sweet side; it got harder to drink throughout the glass.

Easy-drinking, light, caramel.

Fruity but cleanly tart, sweet cereal but not otherwise sweet or syrupy. Delicious.

Very interesting in this actually gives more of an impression as a coconut sour than a pineapple sour, although it certainly communicates the idea of a piña colada very deftly. Decently tart, enough that it’s a sipper.

Impressions from my last log of this beer stand.

Thinner-mouthfeel stout, tasty if actually pretty spicy for the style. Also I can’t help but admit I was expecting coconut based on the name, but if there was any it was not evident.

Sweet, cinnamon, thin texture but candy-like. Gets a little sticky in the throat. Pleasant but not more than ok.

Dry up front, fizzy. Tinge of bubblegum sweetness in the background, a bit rubbery on the finish.

Nothing bad about the flavors here but I’m not sure they go together in the most natural way. Sour plum and cinnamon candy, with a finish of sweet cereal.

Hoppy, caramel, more than a little smoke/wood. Lots of bitterness in the finish.

Delicious. Just a lightly tart, mango-cereal opening… but the real star of this is the ube-coconut that comes in quickly with a mellow, milky sweetness. There’s an earthiness/mustiness about this that makes it seem real. I hope.

Did not taste like pink lemonade, really. A raspberry Berliner Weisse seems like a more accurate description, and this has pretty nice if you look at it that way. Not very juicy; bright, tart, a bit of tannic funk on the finish.

Smelled dank and on the verge of sunny but was surprisingly light and juicy. There’s a lingering sweetness in the aftertaste that this would have been better without but overall this was nice.

Clean, bracing, lightly sweet cereal. Maybe just a tiny bit timid on the edges but overall hits the spot for the style.

Like a really good ginger beer, except this is actually a beer! Slightly sweet, lots of ginger, dry lime tartness. Fair Isle continues to impress.

A lot going on in this one. It's good, but I'm hard pressed to actually describe the progression of flavors here. Definitely starts pale-ish though.

Like a German Pilsner crossed with some heavy hopping - spicy, resinous, oily. Strong white pepper notes with a fragrance just on the edge of skunky. It's got a bright, likable flavor, but I had a literal headache by the end of the pint and I'm not sure it isn't because of the beer.

Sweet cereal, lightly fruity; grassy bitterness that OSS on the edge of bracing but feels good. My taste buds may be affected after two other beers though.

A perfect match for the fried curds; grapefruit-citrus with a mellow, completely non-bitter finish.

Somewhere between an American Hefe and a Belgian IPA. It’s very dry but also has a bunch of banana. White pepper and some rooty flavors, but also edges a bit on rubber/smoke.

Fruity, heavier on orange and passion than guava, and sweet in a way I didn’t love. The curse of milkshake beers if you don't balance the lactose sugar.

Just right on the edge of being skunky but I think it ends up on the right side. Fragrant, slightly floral, gets through that initial acerbic flavor into a kind of pungent sweet cereal. Going into it cold might not be as successful but it’s a good second beer.

Sweet, a little smoky, lots of cinnamon straight up with a bit of an interesting twist that I think is the licorice. Finished a little tacky but it tastes thicker than it actually is. Definitely a dessert beer.

Has an unfortunate dishwater smell but once you get past that this is a nice, bright fruity sour, not salty or puckery. Tastes like lychees and wheat and maybe some kind of berry.

Disturbingly pale in color but tastes believably brown, if on the fruitier/hopper side. A little bit of funk and roast.

Very roasty, sweet, medium mouthfeel. The bitterness builds up pretty fast but there’s a lot to like here. It is in no way smooth though.

Kind of the platonic ideal of what I would like a double IPA to be. Forward hops, stonefruit, alpha bitterness, but it dissipates very fast and leaves you with a clean finish.

Buttery, light, and I’m assured that it tastes like lime even without the lime slice that was on my glass.

Very hoppy, lots of alpha bitterness, grassy, buttery diacetyls. Leaves the mouth feeling very dry. It's a whole lot.

Very good. I wish I could remember more.