0,75 litre Bottle from Tavour. Cloudy brown with offwhite head. Malty, hops, spices. Sweetness.

Draft pour pint enjoyed at Hop and Hound. First holiday brew of the year. I guess it's already that time.. golden orange pour, soft cloudy touch. Aroma has a good amount of spices to it. Cinnamon, orange peel definitely front this. Caramel and spicy malts sit underneath a cool sip. Just tastes like winter. More cinnamon, bean, oranges, caramel. Smooth. Drinks nicely.

Draft pour pint, enjoyed at Hop and Hound. Bright golden orange pour with a soft haze. Fruity hop profile paired with a gritty grain that doesn't hide. Orange peel bitterness. Somewhat dank, bitter grassy hop nose. A little dry late, bitterness is a hit aggressive. Nice to be able to single out the Ella hop for perhaps the first time. Single hops are always fun for me. Pretty good.

Draft pour pint, enjoyed as a break between Oktoberfest lagers during the Hop and Hound event. A pretty good fresh hop here. The perfect time of year, as we get to enjoy both of these styles, and side by side is the way to go. A nice, refreshing fresh hop IPA, grassy hop profile that isn't too aggressive or bitter. Smooth and refreshing. Didn't take the most detailed notes. It's hard to do so when you are surrounded by so many great beer options and people enjoying the hell out of them.

08/03/18, cool can art, otherwise light light haze. Diet haze. Watery crisp citra hop notes. I guess just as described

12 oz can poured, picked up at Hop and Hound. Glad to see these guys doing cans now! A darker orange pour, moderate haze, soft foam head. Really grainy taste to this pale. A softer citrus like bitterness. Grapefruit like aroma, and also on the more mild side. More of a bready, cracker like grain throughout, and is the headlining factor here. Pretty refreshing. Unique and interesting pale.

My first braggot? Tastes like a honey forward barleywine sorta? Maybe? It's also got lots of rye. But ain't feeling most of it tonight. Will have to revisit.

Uh, definitely not one of my favorite Russian Imperials. Aromaz are tired funky black patent. Flavors are like nose a little bit of burning heat from the alcohol not a fan of the molasses and raisins. This beer'lldo but that's it.

Aromaz are slightly muted but I pick up fresh cut wood malt honey spices and raisins. Flavors are like nose raisins and a little molasses are strong thankfully good carbonation to balance sweetness slightly bitter.

Draft pour at Rooftop. Finally diving into this one! Unique try here. Bright orange, golden pour. No head. Plenty of caramel and banana flavors to go with a sweet and semi boozy honey. Bordering harsh, but with the advertised strength, I can't complain. Alright brew here.