Think this one is is pretty clearly also named, No Signal - Dry Hopped Mango Kettle Sour. The description from Trestle is the same. I rated that one last year, this can runs the same. Murky pour resulting in what looks like a glass of OJ. Taste is heavy on the pine, with mango notes and a bite of hop burn. Not unlike green mango itself. All over fairly neutral, mildly sweet malt. Decent overall, if not a little rough.

Can from the brewery. Light golden with a bare bit of haze, malty sweet nose with a little corn syrup. Very light sunny hay malt, with mild sweetness, and a lingering light bitterness. Definitely a can crusher. It simple and drinkable and doesn't make you think about it for a second.

Should I feel bad brutoglossianing this beer? Should I untappd check in it? (78 unique check-ins for this beer. And I'm the first here. Sigh.) How about I just leave it in the can? So looks brown in the can-hole. Smells of lovely toasted, caramelized malts, definitely sweet. Taste is love carmel malt, good density, sweet with a touch of bitterness. Real full mouthfeel. An excellent beer. Forgive the use of the word mouthfeel.

Pour a mildly opaque peachy-pink, with a head the dissipates quickly. Mildly funky raspberry nose. Light flavour, mild funk over not-there malt with mild raspberry and cranberry. Pretty crushable, balanced, simple. With that in mind, decent. Can from the brewery.

Can from the brewery. Looks like it's in a can, some tan head, yep that is a dock and lake in the background. Solid deep roast malt, that delivers some bready nuttiness and a very mild sweetness. (all about the -ness today.) Strong underpinning of doughy bitterness. Finishes with a long almost Rye bread aftertaste. Not usually my style but quite well done.

Can from the brewery. Dark toasted malt with notable sweetness that pick ups and carries the chocolate notes. The peppery heat is light and rolls in late and lingers with a touch of bitterness. Not a bad shot at trying something new.

On tap at Trestle. Tastes of light tropical fruits, over a fairly dry straw malt. Bitterness builds on the finish, and lingers. Fairly straightforward, a little heavy on the bitter, but good.

This devil decided to pour without head, a golden with lazy big fat carbonation. Bready malt nose, with a little sweet corn. Taste delivers some good density of sweet, bready malts, corn, and a hint old carrots. Deeply straightforward, but passible.

Sweet coffee and roasted malts with a touch of booze on the nose. Taste is sweet roasted malts, coffee, toffee, little booze and bourbon, a hint of vanilla with a touch of bitterness. Felt a little thinner than I would have expected but not bad.