Hazy orange body small foamy off white head. Nutty toffee caramel aroma. Peanuts toffee caramel vanilla flavor. Medium full body moderate carbonation. 7/2/8/4/15 3.6

On tap at Arizona Wilderness - DTPHX, pours a cloudy orange amber with a small off-white head. Aroma smells exactly like peanut brittle — no artificial shit or other elements. Flavour is much the same, but drier than expected: tons of dry peanut brittle. Damn, this is impressive.

Can thanks to Jules. Pours a cloudy orange with medium white head leaving spotty lacing. The aroma is strong peanut shells, caramel, bready malt. Medium body, peanuts, vanilla, boozy finish, very good.

Draught at the brewery, 12/30/15.
Light copper-yellow body shows high clarity and an off-white head with moderate retention.
Sweet milk sugars in the nose combine with some acidity and even light roast character. Vanilla and peanuts quickly move in and take over the aroma. Definitely smells like peanut brittle and there’s a good deal of grain/cereal character that works with the peanut character, adding a definite beer character (or at least malt character).
Light chocolate-peanut character, with a bittersweet lactic note that helps cut some of the sweetness. Straightforward peanut butter notes and a soft, malty texture with ample carbonation and no alcohol or flaws. Yep, tastes like peanut brittle. Rather novel/simplistic, but well-done for what it is.

Poured up on tap at the brewpub where it exhibits a murky amber colored body that supports a tan head. The modest aroma offers up caramel candy, a bit of apricot and prune like fruitiness. The taste delivers a pleasing mix of caramel candy and peanut that is coming across nicely here. To midway there’s a dash of apricot like fruity esters that don’t add or distract from the experience. Cool brew.