This is a sour IPA. Hazy and pale. Bright galaxy. Quite bitter, but also bright, floral berryish hops.

Dark amber. Has a tart dark fruit note, decent sourness. Nice balance. It's ok stuff, though they've done better ones.

Draught at the brewery
Dark brown colour with tan head. Aroma of caramel, but earthy, so the flavour; also, roasted nuts; mild footy smell, kind of British Brown Ale; lean body, rather dry. Clean.
Ok Brown Ale.

2021-12-03, can, courtesy of Riley, 9% ABV, 7-5-7-3-14=36
Bright copper-amber colour, medium head, a beauty. Mild piney aroma. Robust body, with moderate residual sweetness; some caramel, some toasted rice; bold bitterness, with some piney resins and some pith.
Good, old school West Coast IIPA.

2018-11-11, draught at the brewery, 8.5% ABV, 7-4-7-3-14=35
Cloudy light amber colour. Mild resins and dank aroma. Good body strength, moderately sweet, strong bitterness, hop resins, but also some chicory in the finish.
Good beer, but imprecise.

Draught at the brewery
Hazy blond colour. Crisp, clean, with delicate malt base, mild citrus hopping, not too shy on the bitterness. Crisp finish.
Very good.

On tap. Pours black with moderate head. Aromas of greasy smoke and cola. Flavors follow same with additional minerals and thin roasted malt. Simple but pleasant

Can. Rich purple colour with a light purple head. The berry character is quite rich on this one. Light tartness. No malt base, but a whack of fruit. Big berry character, and it's not half bad, bit jammy. Just needs a bit more malt to hold it up.

2018-11-11, draught at the brewery, 7-4-7-3-14=35
Cloudy golden colour. Moderately dank; the malt base is lightly sweet, The hop character is basically orange peel and candied orange; bit of pithy bitterness in the finish.
It seems to have improved since my previous visit.

2018-07-28, draught at the brewery, 6-4-7-3-13=33
Clean amber colour. The malt profile is a bit caramelly and grainy, as the colour suggested; light residual sweetness, enough to create a feeling of stickiness; the hops give some herbal resinous touch, a bit herbaceous in the finish.
Old style IPA, and not a bright display of hops either, but still an ok beer, just weird to find it in 2018.

Draught at the brewery
Cloudy pale yellow colour. The aroma is quite yeasty, the mouthfeel is dry, with light lactic acidity; the flavour is quite doughy; touch of citrus fruitness.
Not bad, but too much yeasty dough.

Draught at the brewery
Cloudy pale blond colour. Mild aroma of citrusy hops with a touch of tropical fruit. Dry mouthfeel , rather weak; dry malt base, but not convincing; the hopping is a bit juicy and zesty; as for other similar beers, they need some more sugar to support and highlight the juiciness, this one doesn't.
Pleasant, in any case.