Draft pour pint at T-Rex, Florida. Dark copper reddish appearance with an off white foam head. Bold, bready amd caramel malts throughout. Soft spicy grain linger. Tough to present a unique amber, but this one is interesting, antique enough for my standards. Long lasting bold bready note. Flavorful, while being easy drinking. Good.

16 ounce can. Hazy orange gold pour. Dense, frothy beige head. Superb lacing. Earthy, bittersweet citrus aroma. First sip brings a rush of dank citrus flavor. Grapefruit, blood orange, lemon and passion fruit. Sticky mouthfeel. Dank notes on backend. Long bitter finish and aftertaste.

16 ounce can. Hazy, orange gold pour. Large, dense, foamy beige head. Sweet, earthy, citrus aroma. Notes of orange and apricot. Upfront, flavor is bittersweet citrus, stone fruit and peach. Sweet and sticky. Increasingly bitter toward finish. Hints of lemon pith and black pepper.

Deep, fairly hazy golden and straw coloured body with a thinnish, single centimetre tall off-white head that stays afloat nicely. Aroma of very strong honey and sweetness with some alcohol here as well and a lot of grainy and wheatie notes with some dry floral notes here and even a bit of chamomile tea, at least in the nose. Medium-bodied; Strong very rich honey sweetness and flavours show up front with a lot of tea and floral aspects with a strong and pretty rich malt and wheat backbone that shows underneath everything here. Aftertaste shows a lot of sweetness here of course, some hidden alcohol towards the end with a lot of wheat and breadiness, but the honey and floral qualities are strong, in a very nice way that makes the alcohol hidden quite well. Overall, a pretty nice, super rich and sweet beer with a lot of honey (of course) and floral, bready notes that is super enjoyable, even in the heat of May in Florida! I sampled this twelve ounce bottle, purchased from ABC Fine Wine & Spirits in Lake Buena Vista, Florida on 30-April-2022 for US$5,29 sampled a few days later at my hotel room here in Bonita Springs, Florida on 02-May-2022.

The Vero brewpub had almost entirely flagships on draft but glad I got to try something interesting. Dark pour. Nose is chocolate and vanilla. Tatsss the same, lactose, molasses, and spice to boot. Alcohol warming for sure.

Had at the vero location. Clear brown pour and a fingers worth of head. Nose is little earth and cocoa. Taysss of some chocolate, ash, coffee, nuts and earthy. Some bitters. Touch watery.

Draft sampler at the 2021 Rocky Water Brew Fest. Pour a pure black color with a small dark beige head. Decent dark lager flavor for the style, but forgettable.

4.3abv keg at the half Barrel beer project... dark amber... thin tan lacing.. soft sweet toffee funk fruit nose.. Light dry earthy funk fruit

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