This is a complex IPA. Large gulps taste of caramel and oranges with a floral hint. Smaller, contemplative, sips reveal a resinous bitterness. Being that I do not like this bitterness I guess its big gulps for me.

Pours a decent amber color with an average off-white head. American IPA has a good nose full of citrus and pine. Orange, lemon and caramel can be discerned on the tongue and there is a lingering bitterness which is reminiscent of pine.

Schlafly Kolsch is a crisp, grassy and floral beer with a slightly earthy nose.

The aroma of orange-y hops smacks your face at the first sniff followed by a slight wheat aroma. The orange hops essence also leads a gentle assault, if that’s a thing, on your tongue and is again supported by a slight wheat presence. 80-Acre may be the perfect beer for hot summer days. It is so clean and simple that it reminds me that sometimes the most basic beers can be the most refreshing.

Brett is My CoPilot will make you pucker. The brett has transformed this beer into a super sour lemon-lime soda with the added addition of alcohol. This is a good sour beer in my opinion.

The hops strike from the minute the can is cracked. Citra High is citrusy on the tongue and nose with under-lying resin and caramel. Alcohol brings itself to the forefront as the beer warms up.

This is a malty and boozey beer. Breakfast Stout is roasty and very smooth with coffee, dark chocolate, espresso and vanilla notes to back it up.

This was so fruity! It has additional juice added to it but that addition is making me reconsider IPAs. Given a choice I like Galaxy High.

This was so fruity! It has additional juice added to it but that addition is making me reconsider IPAs. Given a choice I like Galaxy High.

This is a light, crisp wheat beer that is heavy on the lemony hops.

So much citrus hops! It reeks of grapefruit but is backed up by sweet caramel and honey like malts. The bitterness does not linger but a frutiness does which is a huge win in my books.

So much citrus hops! It reeks of grapefruit but is backed up by sweet caramel and honey like malts. The bitterness does not linger but a frutiness does which is a huge win in my books.

This was a boring middle of the road beer. Middle flavor, little scent, mild impression.

Troegenator coats the mouth with the thick flavor of dark fruits (plum,prune) and bread dough. There is a faint herbal quality from the hops and a lingering honey note. It pours a ruby hue with a khaki head.

This beer is just on the hoppy side of life. It is crisp with some short lived bitterness. It has a citrus a pine nose and tastes of barley, honey, straw, citrus and pine. It pours a sparkling golden hue with a large slightly off-white head.