On tap at blue star pours out black topped with a tan head. Nose is big bourbon barrel notes booze roast malts and some vanilla. Taste is more of the nice sweet chocolate vanilla coffee booze barrel notes.

A really interesting lager here, definitely worth multiple pints based on flavor intrigue alone. Poured on draft to a flute at Hop and Hound. Enjoyed during the rainy and sunny combo afternoon. Pale golden pour, crisp appearance, lasting oily fizz head. Straw grain forward nose. Flavorful lager, jasmine takes center stage, but it's not overkill, or too much extra going on. Refreshing lager. Would love to see what peppers would do to this brew.

Raspberry and light vegetal notes. Clear orange and a small white head. Light tart raspberry and a light finish. Boring.

22 oz. bottle, pours a clear pale pinkish copper with a small white head. Aroma brings out lots of lightly tart raspberries, with a touch of lacto. Flavour has plenty of lacto, with gentle acidity, and light raspberries. Very light and lacking depth, but clean and pleasant. Okay.

Oxford Tasting, bottle
Golden to amber colour, clean, with no head. The raspberry character is quite strong, juicy, with acidity, soft tannins. Nice.

Bottle thanks to Chow. Pours an orange gold with small white head that lasts. The aroma is oak, grape skin, brett. Slick body, vinous, nice tartness, light oak, very good.

A nice pale here with a fitting name. Has a crisp side to it. Flavorful enough to separate it from most beers with a summer tag on it. Enjoyed a pint on tap at The Lodge, downtown Seattle. Local brews for the win. Or to cope with the Mariners loss. Either way, it's a pretty good pale. Malty nose with sweet indications. Taste is a malty front as well. Flavorful, some juicy quality sneaking in. This beer really doesn't scream summer to me. I actually double checked with the beer guy to melt sure I got the right beer. Pretty good. Surprisingly malty and warming for a light summer pale.

On tap at Ballard Beer Co, pours a hazy golden blonde with a small white head. Aroma is loaded with piney hops upfront, with crisp biscuity malt. Flavour is along the same lines, with pungent piney hops and crisp biscuity malt. Piney and crisp. Excellent.

Draft pour at Lucky Envelope. Love the reference, like the beer a lot too. Mostly clean golden pour. A lot of what I would expect from a cucumber brew. Cool and refreshing. Minimal tart going on, but enough to entice the sour head. Good amount of flavor here. Nice cool and refreshing finish. Good stuff.

Draft pour to a tulip at Lucky Envelope. A cloudy golden orange, similar to their anniversary hazy brew. Hazy, but thin. Some melon fruit going on with this. Vanilla and citrus nose. Creamy impression. A sharp hop bite front, but smooths out. Creamy citrus a d melon fruit. Lingering hop finish. A good hazy as an overall. Nothing typical for sure.