Copper color with a white filmy head and a floral/fruity aroma. The taste is biscuity malts and bitter fruity hops. Well balanced but it doesn’t stand out.

Very very hazy orange amber glow. Really nice grapefruit and stone fruit nose. Very soft hoppy mouth. Moderate bitterness. Super refreshing and juicy. Although looks like a hazy NE IPA it’s doesn’t execute that way. The hops are in really good condition. Super nice and well put together

deep mahogany color. Malty, spicy mouth with modest fruitiness and subtle whiskey notes. Full body. The rye and whiskey work well together but the whiskey doesn’t shine. Decent but doesn’t blow me away

Pours dark brown, beige foam on top. Aroma is quite dry and with roast aromas, burnt black bread. I like that it does not feel sour as many dry Irish stouts feel for some reason. Corky McDevil has a nice strong feel to the body although abv is pretty low, drinks easy and relatively quick though. Good execution, nothing too remarkable though.

Poured hazy brownish-yellow, bit of foam. Caramel, tropics hops in the nose, some candy sweetness. Taste has lots of coconut, not that hoppy, more like a bit sweetish but added hops balance this nicely and make it very drinkable. Nice texture and definitely enjoyable.

Medium dark amber color. Citrusy nose with modest notes of coconut. The coconut is somewhat noticeable in the mouth, but I didn’t feel it added much complexity or layers. Ultimately an OK IPA

Very cloudy amber color. Modest hop aromas of apricots and citrus. The mouth is light and smooth, with modest bitterness. Highly quaffable. Modest bitter finish. The hops don’t sing in this beer like many beers NE style IPAs I’ve had in the past and also the malt backbone isn’t showcased. This is definitely a bit more hop forward for the style. That said, it is immensely drinkable for 8% and I regretted getting only a half a pint.

Medium dark brown color. Modest roastiness but flavors don’t jump out. Really nice soft mouth feel but lacks roastiness that I was hoping for. Fairly middle of the road stout that doesn’t stick out in anyway. I think D.C. Can do better

Fiery red color. very malty dry. Sherry and dried fruit. Slightly sweet and malty. Not bad