12oz can thanks to Toby. Pours out a hazy gold topped with a white head. Nose is big malts citrus hops and a little spice. Taste is more of the heavy malts caramel sweetness a nice hop to malt balance.

12 oz. can from 6 pack purchased at Liquor Outlet Wine Cellars, Boonton, NJ. Lightly hazy yellow, creamy carbonation. Aroma is light vanilla, sugar, wheat.

Light notes of vanilla, lactose sugar and very mild bitterness for balance. The mouthfeel is nice and creamy. Not sure what all the hate on this Cream Ale is about. Yes, it is simple, but I think the “funnel cake” feel is noticeable in the flavor. It does remind me of walking a boardwalk on the shore. I kind of like it.

12 oz. can from 6 pack purchased at Liquor Outlet Wine Cellars, Boonton, NJ. Lightly hazy yellow, bubbly head. Aroma is mild coriander, wheat, weak citrus.

I still like this style in the summer but this one is pretty basic. It’s correct for the style, nothing is off putting just a very thin body. Coriander, wheat base, light tones of citrus.

Hazy light tan, thin head. Bitter front, some sweeter chewy hops at the back.

Draft @ Eulogy, Phila. Dark brown. Thin head. Smoky toasty nose. Rich smoky character, nice sweetness, a bit too much acidity from the smoky malts. But the smoky/ toasty part I like. It just struggles to maintain momentum through the glass.

Clear golden coloured body with a nice, three centimetre, very fast-dying off-white head. Aroma of light spice, coriander seed, curacao and a good deal of citrus. Light-bodied; Strong curacao and coriander seed flavours with some licorice tucked in, as well as a smooth wheatie flavour and some touches of yeast. Aftertaste shows a robust herbal and spicey characteristic with some subdued sweetness from fruit. Overall, a nicely herbal and spicey beer with some nice flavours - but the look isn’t there at all. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 22-December-2015 for US$1,52 sampled at home in Washington on 30-April-2016 when it looked like the can was about to explode!

A deep dark porter with a very thin mocha head. In aroma, nice chocolate malt with light peated notes, smoky bacon, pleasant. In mouth, a nice bitter chocolate with coffee grind, light peated notes, sustained in mouth, light mineral notes, very nice. On tap at Molly Malloys.

(Thanks, Ed! "Ed5388") Can. A- Peach, mango, tropical fruits, stone fruits, grass. A- Orange color, cloudy liquid, off white head. T- Mango, peach, tropical fruit, pine, dank, bitter. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, juicy bitter finish. O- First NJ rate and actually pretty solid. Aroma was great and the taste didn’t quite match the same juicy level but not bad. Didn’t drink like an imperial ipa. I could probably do a few of these and I’m not hugely an ipa guy.

12 oz can from Sparrow, 3/18/16. Pours a murky orange color with a thick froth of beige head that leaves a bunch of lacing on the glass. Citrus / orange and citrus rind aroma. The fruit in the flavor is similar, but more peachy and less orange. That rind component takes a backseat to the sweeter than expected fruit flavors and a fairly prominent caramel malt component as well. Drinks fairly soft, decent overall mouthfeel, but a touch lacking. Solid beer.

Can. Pours a cloudy orange with small white head. The aroma is spice and fruity hop. Medium mouth, citrus, pine, light bitterness, good.