Amber pour. Light carbonation. Whiskey, oak, fig, and caramel flavor. Light bodied.

Dates, oak, fig nose. Cloudy brown, thin head. Caramel, dates, whiskey. Full body, easy carbonation, warm.

Lots of wine barrel here but comes in pretty nicely. Foeder vibe. Golden pour with ok head. Some hay and apricot. Light tangy finish. Tap at Whole Foods.

Very clear golden and pretty hazy straw coloured body with a thinnish, single centimetre tall, just off-white head that fades pretty quickly and leaves an ugly lace on the sides. Aroma of very potent and super enjoyable lime zest and strong lemon notes with a lot of tartness, but also a good touch of coriander seed freshness here with some wheat noticeable towards the end, after the fruits. Light to perhaps even Medium-bodied; Strong lemon and lime flavours dominate at first with a great tartness and acidity right away with some smooth wheat and coriander seed notes to temper the tartness, but the grassy and perfumey quality of the lime leaves add a nice complexity towards the end along with the spices. Aftertaste is crisp, dry, grassy and very citrusey with the limes by far the strongest here that make this refreshing and easy-going. Overall, a very nice beer to have on a hot day or after cutting the grass, as the crisp and floral aspects couple well with the citrus and a small dose of residual sugars at the end are enjoyable as well. Great to sample and well worth trying to find around the warm season here in the mid-atlantic! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from The Brew Shop in Arlington (Court House), Virginia and given to me after a hockey game on 21-April-2022 - Thanks Alex, sampled here on the rooftop in Arlington, Virginia.

Pint can thanks to hershiser2! Red amber thin fizzy tan head good retention. Aroma of toast, grain, smoke, earth hop. Taste is toffee, earthy hop, smoke. Crispz lingering bitter. Nice.

Pint can, WW shared with Drake at my house. Clear copper with little head. Nose is toasted malt, light caramel, grain. Browning leaf, grasses, earth, and a light nuttiness. Drake gets smoke... I do not Hmmm..

Pint can, WW. I was about to hit my bar, but decided the barrel here might do the trick. Clear dark amber with a small beige head. Butterscotch, booze, rye, wood, caramel nose. Caramel, wood, hint of smoke, rye, hint of butterscotch, black cherry, yeast. Boozy. This is pretty nice.

On draft at Dominion Wine and Beer. Pours a murky straw with an off white head. Aromas of pineapple. Flavors are mild bitter pine.

Pint can, WW. Honey-amber, light haze, large off-white head. Nose is brown leaf, caramel, vanilla. Caramel, brown leaf and brown grass, vanilla, wood, light bourbon notes, honey. Not nearly as boozy as you'd imagine.

Pint can, WW. Dark brown with a large brown head. Roasted malt, cocoa powder, chocolate nose. Flavor is cocoa, chocolate, toasted bread. Fine, but it misses the mark for me. The ingredients taste cheap to me.