16 oz can. A little over a month old. Aroma is tropical fruit cocktail with notes of mango, passionfruit, peach, kind of pungent. Pours hazy orange-golden with a one finger bone-white head with good retention. Taste is moderately bitter and a bit savory with juicy hop flavors. Finishes with a pithy lingering bitterness. A lot more bitter than I was led to believe it was going to be. It's not bad, but I was hoping for more.

12oz can. Thought I had already rated, maybe in the backlog. Maintains a rather classic Pils feel, with some additional citrus forward hop tones. Well made, pleasant lager tones. Refreshing, sublime. Solid offering.

12oz can. I assumed this was an APL, but was pleasantly surprised to find it was a Steam Beer, and a pretty good one at that. Pleasant medium dark malt tones, but well attenuated, balanced. The hops are sharp and short, just adding a nice balancing bitterness. A really nice beer.

16 oz can from Tavour. Medium amber with one finger foamy head. Light malty aroma, bananas, sweet. Taste is more of the malty notes, light sweetness. Very, very subdued.

Slightly over malted, not sure of this is what a belgo-style American pale ale is supposed taste like. Not as bad as normally over malted (or old) feeling beers. Maybe past date.

Pours an amber from a can, nice off-white head. Aroma is melon, musty cardboard, flavor is sweet with a light noble hop spiciness. Good beer.

Old tick from 2018.

Kind of an interesting atypical effort at a lemon shandy. Aromas are more fruity punch like while the flavors lean more towards lemon flavored beer. Good body not overly sweet kind of long light lemon finish, not bad.

Aromas are roasted barley, dark malt, cocoa and barest hint of skunk. Flavors are like nose bittersweet traditional schwarzbier body slightly medicinal in the Finish but not bad.