12 ounce can from Festival Northland, 9/9/20. Hazy copper, large frothy off-white head, good retention. Aroma of lemon juice, thyme like herbs. Taste is lemon juice, lemon zest, lemon pith, A bit thin, oily. But its good. Lots pulled out from the lemon. 17.1k, cool!

Great stuff. Much more amber than your typical German festbier, although I’ve noticed WI breweries tend to make them a bit darker and caramelier (definitely a word).

Dang! I actually forgot this was nitro, but I could kinda tell anyway. Super cashmere, but no hammer.

Both aromas and flavors are similar with figs, roast, dark malt and hints of whiskey, coffee and vanilla. More sweet than bitter with good carbonation decent body and finish.

Precisely the kind of greatness I wanna find in the $1.15 clearance bin. Intense Chardonnay aroma, taste, and finish. Yes. PS. I realized that I’ve only checked in about 200 beers from my home state. Shameful! Disgraceful! Will-changeful.

Pint can from Ridgeview Liquors, 6/24/20. Black, large foamy dark brown head, good retention. Aroma of peanut butter, roast, chocolate, sugary candy shells (like Reese's, but that's probably my imagination, but, given the name, maybe not). Taste is sweet chocolate, dark chocolate, sweet peanut butter. Full bodied, slick, low carb, mild booziness. Overall booze hidden well. Sweet for sure but not cloying and enough roast and booze to balance. Too drinkable for the ABV. Nice overall.

Pint can from Woodman's Appleton, 5/8/20. Hazy yellow, large white head, good retention. Aroma of vanilla, lactose, earthy hops and a bit of tropica fruit. Taste is earth, tropical fruit, lactose. vanilla. Low bitterness, decent balance.

12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton 4/2/20. Hazy orange, large white head, good retention. Aroma of melon, earth, mango, grapefruit, pale malt. Taste is cactus, passionfruit, citrus, pineapple, pale malt. Medium bodied, crisp, moderate bitterness. Solid.