Hard to describe that works and what doesn’t about this beer. It’s sweet, it’s tangy, it’s got a nice berry jam character, but the sour goes on a little too long to feel like the peanut butter (which is very present) is a good balance. If it’s a sandwich, there’s way too much jam.

Creamy, sweet amber. If there’s pumpkin spice it’s light (but I may be operating with a corrupted palate). Clean and malty.

Kind of the polar opposite of the Fresh Fluff: This is vegetal, herbaceous, and finishes super bitter. Leaves the tongue a little prickly. Did not like.

Juicy, round nectarine/pineapple fruit forward IPA. More juice, fewer hops than the last several fresh hops I’ve tried. It’s also less hazy than I would have expected. Only wish is for slightly more carbonation.

Dang, I know this is sweet and gimmicky, but I love it. Manages to accurately convey both pandan and almond (think almond cookie, not butter), sweet but not syrupy. Lightly toasty.

Bready, clean, lightly sweet with a mild roast/bitter finish. Reminds me of something between a darker butter cookie or a toasted oat cake.