Silver Cap - Green Label. Deep amber coloured body with a bit of a copper glow and a very large dense tan head that leaves a very nice lacing. Aroma of strong malt, alcohol and a pungent syrupy piney hop scent - very nice. Medium-bodied; Assertive hops up front with a very bitter flavour then fading to a nice tartness and rather drying malt character. Aftertaste shows some faint bitterness and then caramel to finish. Overall, a nice IPA - not stellar, but showing a lot of good dry hopping and a substantial malt backbone. I sampled this 22 Ounce bottle purchased from Liquor Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 11-July-2010, sampled at home in Washington on 22-July-2010.

Bottle thanks to Dave! Pours black with a slowly dissipating brown head that dissipated slowly. Aroma is full of roasted malts with some dark chocolate and slight coffee. Flavor begins with strong roasted malts and dark chocolate grows with a bit of a coffee bite.

Aroma of coriander, orange peel and barley. A bit on the heavy side of the wheat beer spectrum. Nice overall offering. Rated 10/31/08

Amber pour. Clear. Very strong raspberry, cherry and other fruits taste. Texture is almost juicy. Interesting ale, but not sure if I’d buy it again. Rated 10/31/08

Very complex "lager." Orange amber pour. Pilsnerish nose. The taste is in three distinct stages: Initial peppermint spice followed by bitter hops, orange peel and barley and an extremely long sour mash malty finish. This is one you’ll either love or hate.

Bottle. Pours a hazy golden color with a small white head. Has a spicy wheaty fruity citrus aroma with some weak hints of yeast. Sweetish wheat malty spicy yeasty citrus flavor with inhs of coriander. Has a sweetish spicy wheat malty citrus and coriander finish.

Bomber (finally). It only took me two years to track this down. You’d think with the brewery just 45 minutes or so from my front door it wouldn’t be that hard... wrong. Limited by PA’s arcane beer laws, Voodoo can only sell cases in most establishments, and like I’m going to spend $85 on a case of something I’ve never tried. Anyhow, whining aside, I was happy to finally find a single for $7.49. Pours a thin, yet dark brown with a big head that slowly rises up and forms into a tan foam of about two or three fingers. Aromas are interesting... coffee and chocolate, for sure, but there seems to be a bit of whiff of pine, too. Flavor is big and bold, with lots of ABV warming the throat and belly. Leather, milk chocolate and a little coffee, vanilla and a touch of dark fruit and then the wood takes over right before a fairly hoppy finish kicks in. The resiny hops accompany the alcoholic warmth in the finish, which is a fairly nice way to end things. Maybe just a little thin, but very nice, nonetheless.