Last Bridgeport beer I ever have? Maybe. Can thanks to Eric. Pours a mostly hazy orange hue with a small white head. Yup, this smells like Orange cream sicle. A big sweet orange flavor, sweet vanilla, ice cream, sort of artificial tasting but solid.

Bottle from Boise Co-op. Pours out a deep golden with violet hues, topped with a huge fluffy head. Alhough not strong, the wine notes are the predominant aroma. Grapes, sweet taste, fruity, yeasty tang. More wine notes than IPA.

Cask (gravity) @ GBBF 2016, [ Great British Beer Festival 2016 ], London Olympia, Hammersmith Road, London, England W14 8UX. [ As BridgePort Long Ball Ale ].Unclear medium yellow colour with a small to average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, sweet malt, light caramel, light to moderate hoppy, fruity hops. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration, sweet malt, pale malt, fruity hops, fruity. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is flat to soft. [20160811] 6-3-7-3-12

sweet nose with excellent peach, lemon and green gummy bear. Overly carbonated for the style but fairly juicy with lots of white grapefruit and gummy bear. Dry juicy finish. Nice

Bottle from the Boise Co-op. I in added this as an Oktoberfest beer. Label says it is a hopped märzen and they claim it's an IPA, but at its heart this is a tried-and-true märzen. Nice amber color, small fluffy head, clumpy Lacey. Nice malty Aroma and taste, with a little bit of hop bitterness at the end. Interesting combo, it works well.

Bottle sent by Bridgeport for review, back in 2014. Opened on Sept 24, 2018. Yes, I should have reviewed this while it was actually available. But this just seemed to be something that could be cellared. And it was. Pours an amber color with a tinge of red. Fizzy head. The taste has really held up nicely. There's just a little bit of "hotness" from the alcohol. But after that, it's a great balance of Belgian aromatic malt, and fruit. The tart cranberries keep this from the excess sweetness of a fruit beer. There's a bit of yeast or dregs in the bottom of the bottle. Let's do the swirl to finish off… Yes, the last of the yeast makes it cloudy. Surprisingly, there's very little "dead yeast" taste to it. Just a little extra umami, and maybe some dregs of other ingredients in the bottle. If you've got some of these in your cellar, they're quite worth it.

12oz bottle course out light golden topped with a white head. Nose is nice light hops floral and grassy along with a cereal malt. Taste is biscuit malts some light crisp hops. An enjoyable lawnmower beer.

Had a bomber of this at an Alice in Chains concert of all places. Pours a light pink color. A fruity berry nose. Slightly tart, perfume, berries, light bread. Interesting.

On Tap light haze light amber with no lasting head. Light clean citrusy hop aromas and flavors. Some slight bitter at the end. Thin clean body,.

Tap at the brewpub. Pours darkish gold with a white head. Med body at least. Flavor is wheaty with a little fruit and some mild tropicals. It does have a creamy aspect - texture and flavor (as I recall cream ales from the distant past). Quite pleasing. The flavors are firm, but strong may be too strong. Nice.