Grapefruit and booze. Pretty decent double IPA. Golden pour with good head and lacing. Bitter finish. Tap at brewery.

Coffee and cream. Florals, some leather. Golden pour without much head. Sweet and boozy finish. Interesting stuff. Tap at brewery.

Citrus and some hay. Golden pour with good head and lacing. Tangy finish. Easy drinking and well rounded. A hint of white pepper. Nice stuff.

Pineapple and orange. Grapefruit. Golden pour with decent head. Pretty nice west Coast IPA. Bitter finish. Tap at brewery.

Bourbon and light peat. Earthiness of the regular version is a little more subdued here. Dark brown pour with ok head, good lacing. Boozy bourbon finish with some leather. Tap at brewery.

Light peat and some leather. Fig. Dark brown pour with decent head and lacing. Light sweet finish. Earthy kind of spirit. Tap at brewery.

Cucumber and lime. Not as intense as as I thought but also not something I could imagine anyone would want to drink much off. Really just like pickle juice. But not as tangy sour as you'd think. Golden pour with good head. Tap at Craft of 14.

Pounder can from total wine. Clear pale with a thin white head. First taste is certainly old country pils and its a little more laid back than most domestic attempts at old country pils. I'd say this one is quite nice and lacks that piercing nasty sharp pils bitterness that most domestic varieties possess. Yes, quite on style and its refreshing, reminds me of that original real budweiser, you know, budvar! Goes down easy, clear to the finish. Good co2 level throughout. On par with Intercourse Bareville Pilsener.

16 oz. can from Total Wine - Melbourne. Pours a crystal clear light gold color with a large white head and very good retention. Good lacing. Typical pilsner malt aroma. Tastes like a mix of pale malts and pilsner malts. A very mellow pilsner with only a hint of sharpness. Medium-light body. Crisp mouthfeel yet not very carbonated. Mild bitterness. Very clean, smooth and refreshing for only 4.2% ABV.