Pint can pours with a crystal clear pure gold body that supports a thin white head of foam. The aroma pulses out a pleasing citrusy hop goodness that's orange and tangelo leading to more of a grapefruit like hoppiness. Another whiff pulls up a bit of flowery floral hops. The taste delivers juicy to near tangy orange and tangelo citrus running over a near flood stage runaway river of bitter grapefruit hops. It becomes a little chewier to midway as a bit of bitter pine hops join in along with a deepening mouthfeel. Nice West Coast IPA. Crushability factor is easily 3 on this.

12oz dull orange waxed bottle pours with a thick deep dark black colored body that supports virtually no head but rather a tiny ring of off white bubbles. The aroma offers up booze infused fudge, chocolate pudding, fresh caramel chocolate candy bar and then an echo of highly roasted maltiness. The taste delivers slick smooth velvety rich chocolate fudge to dark chocolate yum to chocolate pudding with two tiny marshmallows in it. To midway a sliver of dark roasted malts is noticed as the modest booziness ratchets up a bit. The barrel treatment is light and just noticeable at the edge of the experience and luckily it stays out of the way of this brilliant base beer. A few more sips and a thin mesa of sweet candy like kettle caramelization is noticed well beneath the delicious chocolate onslaught. Great sipper. Wow! Please do this again.

Bottle pours with a clear mahogany colored body that supports a thin tan head of foam. The aroma offers up malt smoothed out plums and dates and a bit of raisins and cherry as well as faint molasses and caramel. into the end of the draw I get a fair whiff of booziness. Nice. The taste delivers smooth soft sweet malts blended into a thin ribbon of sweet smooth caramel. Just beyond the malts notes of sweet dates, raisins and plums join in as a modest level of booziness rises out of the liquid. This comes across a little on the sweet side but still makes for a nice sipping experience.

Pint can pours with a crystal clear pure golden body that supports a thin white head of foam that leaves behind some spotty lacing. The modest aroma offers up spicy hops and a faint sense of lemon. The taste delivers a pleasing depth of spicy Saaz bitter hoppiness rounded out nicely by the thin slightly sweet pils body. To midway it picks up faint rauch malts as the Saaz hop bitterness peaks and begins to wane. Such a great Czech pils.

Pint can pours with a clear deep copper colored body that supports a nice light tan head of foam. The aroma offers up a crisp smelling citrus spiciness, a dash of pine hops and then mild fruity malty esters. The taste delivers a pleasing blend of spicy hops and smooth mild maltiness. I get a hoppy blend of tasty spicy hops, some citrus hops, a bit of bitter pine hops. To midway the mild sweet maltiness rounded out with a faint hit of fruity esters. The spicy hops and modest bitter pine hops ride smoothly and rewardingly right into the finish. I'm really enjoying this.