Draft/Fest. A- Dark fruits, caramel. A- Brown color, brown liquid, tan head. T- Strong, caramel, malty. P- Full body, average texture, average carbonation, strong finish. O- They’re right, this is a strong beer. It’s okay but not spectacular. Lots of caramel, but not much else.

Draft/Fest. A- Passion Fruit, fruity, lotion. A- Pink color, cloudy liquid, pink head. T- Tart, Passion fruit, guava. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, tart finish. O- Solid beer. Much better than i expected. They don’t overload it with fruit. The base beer is definitely the main star and the passion fruit just adds a really nice sweetness to the tartness and some additional flavor. Really good.

750mL bottled on 7/1/15, drunk 3/26/16, shared by AirForceHops. Thanks for all of these mediocre Midwestern beers, Chris! ;)
Pours a moderately hazy golden-sunset with a small white head that fizzles to nothing.
No lack of juniper in the nose, with the orange peel, verbena and wild yeast/bacteria taking much a backseat to it. At first it’s pretty intense (well, it’s actually pretty intense throughout) but at least the fact that it’s second-hand (the juniper had to go in to the gin and also in to the barrel) sort of helps make it a little more bearable. Honey and light cellar characteristics, with some actual saison qualities (lemon, hay, dough, pepper) and no alcohol or flaw.
Again it’s very strong and dominant with the juniper, but everything else is quite nicely done. Light floral notes from the brett complement the gin, while bits of tannin help add body and soak up some of the sharpness. Soft citrus, honey, bread dough and white pepper on the finish are all enjoyable, but of course, had the gin aging been dialed back, this would have been a slam dunk. As is, it’s interesting and drinkable, but just a bit too unbalanced. Great carbonation and texture, with tight, creamy-like qualities and a malty and lightly tannic softness on the palate. Light caramel-honey creates good balance but the beer still remains on the more dry side.

750 ml bottle I purchased at the brewery. Aroma is mild gin, heavy herbal notes and spice. Floral, dried flowers.

Heavy in herbal character in the mouth, with tight carbonation and a very soft mouthfeel. Notes of honey and a lasting herbal finish. Yeast is almost totally hidden under all the herbal and floral tones. Good amount of complexity but it is not really focused in any one aspect. No alcohol or flaws. I believe I paid $15.00 for this bottle, was wanting just a bit more out of this for that amount.

Poured from bottle thanks Airforcehops copper pour with a thin white head. Aromas of funk citrus and herbs. Taste is like a garden and gin. Decent.

75CL, orange glow, no head. Straight up juniper barrels out the ring yang. Very herbal, very bright, good barrel presence. Loads of herbs. this is really good. If you love Gin, yeah. This is really nice. maybe a little sweet at the finish.

Draft at Old Market location. Deep ruby color, very thin white head. Aroma shows me Belgain yeast, sugar covered dates, figs, raisins.

Flavor is the mentioned dark fruits with the yeast holding the beer together in the center. Medium in body with a sweet malty finish. Pretty spot on the style. Good.

Old Market draft. Pitch black color on a Nitro pour. Aroma is old chocolate, coffee grounds and yeast. The body and texture is nice. Smooth and creamy. Flavor is spot on the dry texture. Yeah, respectable

Draft Old Market location. Aroma is nice, grassy, and piney hops. Body is medium with a lightly piney finish. Pretty drinkable with a fresh hop profile. Body is lighter to medium and fits the season style. Easy drinkable session .