Bomber from Belmont Station. Pours hazy dark god with a creamy white head. Aroma is quite fruity and floral. Med body. Flavor is dry, light pitted fruit, caramel. Decently bitter. Bitter sticks on the palate.

Bottle. West coast piney and grassy aroma. Hazy golden, lacing low off-white head. Medium to light body. Grassy, leafy on a somewhat weak body, leaves on a earthy leafy note, metallic smoke in the background. Can’ say that I am overaved by the malt body. Still nice drink.

650 ml bottle. Pours a murky orange/brown with light head. Aromas of peach, citrus, and malts. Light pine, malts, and orange flavor. Possibly a bit floral. Nice and refreshing.

Cloudy amber,small white head.Floral,ripe peachy nose.Softly carbonated malt start,lightly tart mid.Peachy lasting bitter hop finish Nice !!

Bottle. Pours amber gold with off white head. Nose/taste of fresh pineapple, citrus and caramel malt. Taste is same, but muted with some toasted grains. Dry ryeish finish. Lighter to medium body.

"We want to be the band that if we moved in next door to you, your lawn would die." -- Lemmy Kilmister. That’s the quote on the label. Awesome. Bomber. Pours hazy orange with a collapsing off-white head; leaves a ring of foam. Aroma is catty, citrusy, bready, cooked brussell sprouts. Taste is sweet, umami, a bit tart. That vegetal offnote comes through in flavor, too. I bought this for the Three Floyds connection. I’ve never heard of Gigantic before. This is I think the third Three Floyds collaboration I’ve had. They’re not distributed in my area so I’ve yet to try any of their official beers. Come this way, Three Floyds. I loved Bitch Please.

Sampled on tap at PIB, pours a cloudy golden / copper with a small white head. Aroma of pale malts, some floral hops - pretty bland. Flavour of Belgian yeast, pale malts and not much else. Very boring and uninspiring - surprising from these two breweries.