Molasses nose. Charred wood and cocoa nibs flavor. Black pour thin foam. Not sweet at all.

Fudge, pecan nose, maybe molasses. Black, thin tan head. Molasses, charred oak. Medium body, moderate carbonation. Not overly sweet.

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Pours pale golden to light amber, some haziness. A couple of fingers of head, decent retention and not much lacing. Good enough intensity and freshness in a straightforward per style aroma: light cerealish base, piney and slightly resinous feel, notes of tangerine and grapefruit. Taste notes as per aroma, but with more sweetness than the aroma suggested, and also not very bright/defined. There's overall medium sweetness and medium to high bitterness, with some lingering sirupy sweetness in the aftertaste/finish. Light to medium bodied with average or lightly above average carbonation; a typical per style lively and easygoing mouthfeel. Unimpressive.

light golden hazy color. Lemoncello and yuzu very stinky dank nose. Medium carbonation, medium bitterness. Very nice.

Pint can pours with a deep dark mahogany looking body that supports a thin tan head of foam. The modest aroma offers up snippets of dark chocolate and dark roasted malts as well as a faint lactic sort of dried milk sensation. The taste delivers a nice upwelling of dark chocolate that quickly leads to an increase in overall sweetness until it takes on a brown sugar facet. To midway the dark chocolate doesn't relent as the sweetness recedes some leaving room for a bit of lactose milk like tang. Pretty nice.

Floral grass and earthy flavor. Bright citrus and floral palate. Orange gold pour. Thin foam and even lace.