tap at the brewpub - This is Summit City's first brew, now aged for four years. It's definitely sour in the aroma and flavor. There's lots of sweet, fruity tinged, malty flavor once you get used to the initial sour kick. It's enjoyable and aging nicely.

tap at the brewpub - Pours a hazy straw color with a small lingering head. There's an ample hop aroma with earthy and citrus notes. I googled a description of this new IPA style and descriptions say little to no bitterness. I wouldn't say that in this case. To me it has a lingering, moderate bitterness. It's very dry as described though. Light bodied. Hop focused. Interesting beer and quite good.

tap at the brewpub - Boozy, malty, vanilla aroma. The flavor is full of sweet malt and bourbon. The vanilla isn't super strong but it's definitely there. Full bodied. It's a bit hot but has a pretty smooth finish. Very good.

tap at the brewpub - This is an amber ale with coffee and spices. It pours a murky brown color and the aroma has loads of nutmeg and other pumpkin pie spices. The flavor is sweet and spicy with caramel malt. Medium bodied. Very sweet but it's okay.

tap at the brewpub - This is a smooth, sweet, light golden ale. There are no off flavors that I can detect. It easy drinking and while not really my thing, is well made. I'd favor more hops but then I guess it'd veer toward a pilsner. Good on a warm day.

tap at the brewpub - Deep amber pour. Small head. The aroma is bourbon, malt, and booze. It tastes very sweet with plenty of bourbon. Enjoyable, full-bodied brew.

tap at the brewpub - Murky orange color. It smells tart and lemony as expected. It has a puckery tart lemon flavor but sweet too. Definitely truth in advertising with this one. Quite good.

tap at the brewpub - Pours yellow-gold. It has a mild aroma of smoke, honey, and grainy malt and as the name suggests, the flavor certainly has smoke and honey too. It's very sweet. Sugary. Sweet finish. Some grainy malt. Okay but it's definitely not my favorite.

tap at the brewpub - Billed as a Belgian single, it smells of yeast, clove, and I don't know, horse blanket? It's kind of unusual. The flavor is sweet malt, Belgian yeast, and clove. It's okay.

tap at the brewpub - Pours amber and has a caramel malt aroma and flavor. Mild hops bitterness. Medium body. Good balance. Pretty decent.