Tap at brewery. Black as hell. Definite chocolate and coconut aroma. Taste is sweet chocolate with hints of coconut. Coconut not overpowering. Good stuff. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Draft at South Street Brewery. Poured a clear golden orange color with a small white head. Aroma was light floral notes. Bitter and juicy notes. Lots of resin, malt balance. Nice.

Draft at South Street Brewery. Poured a medium dark brown color, semi-translucent. Aroma was light roasted malts, light nutty chocolate character. Flavor was very mild dark fruits, finishes with a nice nutty notes, light chocolate malts. Tasty.

Draft at South Street Brewery. Poured a clear golden yellow color with a small off-white head. Aroma was light floral notes, no sharp bitterness. Light pine. Very creamy! Tasty.

Draft at South Street Brewery. Pours a golden amber color with a small white head. Aroma was nice light floral notes, crisp hop cone. Really nice light malt backing. Light grapefruit. Tasty.

Draft at South Street Brewery. Poured a clear golden color with a small white head. Aroma was light floral hops. Mild citrus. Very light spices. Orange peel. Tasty light sour, candied orange finish. Actually pretty tasty. Liked it enough to get a full pint pour. Wife liked this the best out of the 10 on draft.

Draft at South Street Brewery. Poured a clear golden amber color with a small white head. Aroma was pink grapefruit rind. Light funk in here. This had just a tiny bit of lacto notes to it. Maybe a touch too bitter to me. Wife actually liked it, which I was a bit shocked at.

On draft at South Street Brewery. Poured a clear golden color with a small fluffy white head. Aroma was light sweet malts, toasty grain. Tasty lager. Actually pretty decent.

Copper and light amber coloured body with a crystal-clear glow of amber and a thin, two centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of boozey oak, vanilla, bourbon, malt, earth and a bit of nuts - but the alcohol and bourbon notes are intense throughout. Medium-bodied; Assertive oaky and bourbon elements at first give way to a light vanilla and sweet note of caramel and toffee, with a lightish malt body and a hit of grain. Aftertaste shows more of the oak, the vanilla, the bourbon and especially the alcohol. Some sweetness comes through at the very end with some apples and other fruit elements beating out the caramel and toffee sweetness along with the more astringent alcohol flavours. Overall, a decent beer that shows what a bourbon barrel can do - strong flavours, a touch strong (at this very early stage) with some nuances that lend nice touches to beers that may already be good on their own. That said, this was a very fresh bottle (very unlikely for me) that showed decently, but is a bit harsh around the edges. Even if I waited my typical two+ years to sample a beer like this, it probably wouldn’t have been as good as I wanted it to bed. That said, it’s perhaps worth trying, especially if you like local barrel aged beers. I sampled this 75 cL bottle purchased from Costco in Pentagon City (Arlington), Virginia on 25-September-2016 for US$8,89, with an ’enjoy by’ date of 03-July-2017, sampled at home in Washington on 02-October-2016.

Tap at brewery. Pours golden Amber with a small off-white head. Flavor is typical session IPA. Watered down that is. Tangerine and grapefruit rind, dish rag, mild toast. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone