Fresh bottle. Really wish they would date these. Mostly clear golden pour with a disappointingly quick to fade (read next to non existent) white head. Aroma of grass, biscuit, fennel, corn, sage, burnt rubber, sharpie, rubber cement, and herbs. Flavors of candi sugar, grass, medicine, chemicals, and vanilla. Estery. Very scant bubbles, not flat, but somewhat close. Not enjoyable, but subpar for this brewery. Still drinkable. Sorry Kyle, but this is my least favorite beer from you guys.

Bomber from Country Club Liquors. Nose is lightly spicy (cloves) with yeast, caramel, and floral hopiness. Hazy yellow gold with a small off hwite head. Flavor is spices, a light farmhouse note, yeast, light notes of caramel and bitterness in the background. Different, not as hoppy as I had imagined as it is called a Belgian Pale Ale. As it gets warm a more moderate bitterness appears in the finish!