12 oz can. Hazy bronze pour with a large khaki head and excellent retention. Good lacing. Definitely tastes like dry peanuts, but it's not really the flavor I'm looking for in a pale ale. Light hops finish.

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Can at temp home. On way down to Florida we stopped at some farm in NC and my son picked out a pumpkin which made me think what would be new pumpkin beer I'll try this year and here we are a few days later. Deeper orange copper pour. Nose is sweet boozy pumpkin desert. Taste of typical spices, rich pie filling, some rubbing alcohol. Semi sweet and hot hooch warming.

This beer is a dark brown color with a medium thin beige head that dissipates quickly to an outer ring. Small patches of lace. Roast malt, coffee and coconut in the nose. Medium body with a roasty coffee and malt character, and coconut in the background. The finish is coconut and espresso. Decent overall.

Can. A- Coffee, cocoa, roasty, coconut, candy bar. A- Dark brown color, dark liquid, tan head. T- Almond joy, coconut, chocolate. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, balanced finish. O- Really good stuff here. This is the type of beer I expect from a well known brewery. Very much candy bar like and well balanced without being too crazy sweet. Would love to try more of their stuff now.

Tap at KAnes at JW Marriott Marco island. Hazy dirty orange. Lighter nose whaeat and citrus. Tastes of oranges, vanilla, wheat, graham crackers, Christmas spice. No idea what’s happening here but standing topless in hot sun last slice profile I expected.

Argh, c’mon Big Top, don’t fall for this kitchen sink beer trend. So this is well executed: its a good porter base, light roast, a little too acrid/tangy but OK. Coconut flavors are true, as is the coffee, which is well mixed with the porter. if this was just a coffee porter, I might love it. But the coconut is just too much. I sip and say "that’s neat" but then it’s just sweet, candyish, and something I don’t want to drink. Beer should be more than a few sips of "oh that’s a neat treat" and more like "this is something I want to drink". I drank about half the serving and dumped the rest. Give me a good porter, not a can of bullshit.