My computer just erased my 20 minutes of rating, I pressed a stupid key by mistake and its all gone, BS! Oh well, I’m pissed, but lets try again any-who. Better to be pissed off rather than pissed on I say, unless, of course, its some fox looking to give me a golden shower, heheheeyyah. This is a bottle that has a beer the color of a yuengy, a cloudy iced tea appearance. Big rocky head. A taste that borders on the effects of mild IPA. Yes, its is in IPA territory with a medium bitter finish that lasts for quite a long time. The co2 however is quite good and sexily much appreciated. Decent mild per-fumy hop sweet aroma as well, just like many IPA. Purtty good for a high hopped brew, not bad. Quite interesting, considering its IPA origins. In the end, does come across like a decent ipa, yes, more like a mild IPA I’d say. Not bad, the co2 makes it quite palatable to the lager lover.

Pours a cloudy pale gold with a white head. Aroma of chocolate and peanuts. Flavors of peanuts butter. Light and crisp finish. Surprisingly tasty.

On draft st Ski Liberty Eagle and Owl. Pours a clear dark cola with an ecru head. Chocolate aromas. Flavors of cocoa and hazelnut. Light bitter finish.

Bottle. Market district. Correct name is Blue Collar Blonde. First impressions are good. Friendly beer aroma and there is an intriguing cutting sizzle on the palate as well. Somewhat citrusy but not overly hopped thank you. Yes, foaming cutting co2 makes this pretty exciting. Nifty wording in the description as well. The flavor really begins to show itself when you finally get over the carbonation. Yes, a tad of well behaved friendly hops keeps you on edge but its never over the top; well controlled, well balanced. Each sip is never a let down, its really starting to grow on me! Overall very good beer drinking experience, would like to get a sickser of these. Yummy! Yea, this stuff is pretty good, pissed that its all gone!

Sample at GABF 10/08/2016, thanks to my sis for assistance with note-taking. Brown-black color with a medium tan head that recedes gradually. Partial rings of lace. Malt, coffee and chocolate aroma. Medium to full body with flavors of roasted coffee, cocoa, malt and mild hops. The finish is roasty coffee and malt. Decent overall.

Tap market district. Big & black, large & in charge. Neutral aroma with a hint of choco nose. No head. Big chocolate initial taste impressions with a tad of that bitter dark baking chocolate. Yes, chocolate all over. Not bad for a real big chocolate beer.

House of 1000 Beers, New Kensington bottle: pours golden with white head. Aroma is bread and light hops. Taste is light bread and low hops. Typical light blonde ale.