Pour is a hazy yellow with a huge white head. Aroma is pale malt but there is an underlying fruitiness. Flavor is a decent pale malt with lots of carbonation. Finish is clean and surprisingly bitter. This was decent for the style.

Pour is a cloudy orange with a small white head. Aroma is a nice hoppy, orange peel zest with some sweet caramel malt backing things up. Flavor is way sweet malt followed by a bit of hops and more thick honey like sweetness. This was not a west coast fruity hops bomb. Way heavy and much to sweet malt that drowns out any aggressive hops.

Pour is a dark brown with a average tan head. Aroma Is roasted nuts with some toffee and a bit of coffee. Flavor is a big nut with more of a caramel following. Finish leaves a peanut butter on the tongue as this goes down. This was a decent beer if you like nutty beers. A bit one dimensional with the nuts used but it was better than your average brown ale.

Pour is a clear yellow with a average white head. Aroma is mildly hoppy. Flavor is again mildly hoppy with an odd chemical taste after the swallow. This was way watery. Not enough of the hops show up as well. There are better session IPA’s out there.

Can shared at the Kernel during Zwanze 2014. Thanks to...Fergus? Pours clear brown with a big, frothy tan head. The nose holds light dusty cocoa, some brown bread, toasted sugars. Medium sweet flavor with light roast, nice chocolate, some dried fruits, toasty toffee. Light to medium bodied with average carbonation. Nicely balanced finish with more toasted toffee and mellow cocoa. Nothing wrong here.

Can 16fl.oz. @ home. [ As The Dudes Grandma’s Pecan Brown ].Clear dark red brown color with a large to huge, frothy, good lacing, fully lasting, light beige head. Aroma is moderate to heavy malty, roasted, caramel, spicy - roasted - caramel. Flavour is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a long duration, spicy roasted - caramel, malt sweet, roasted, malt bitter. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20150103]

Can (AbM)
Can looks like gone through the Iwo Jima battle, but no holes. Deep brown, ruby color, small steady beige head. Caramel, metal, nuts and alcohol in the nose. Medium-bodied, active carbonation. Harsh bitter front, grassy with hints of coffee-like roastyness. Nut much pecan nuts found. Maybe it is so old can that it has gone very dry? Hops are more or less there still.