Off white head on an orange golden body. The nose has some soft tropical hops and a touch of brown sugar. It is fair to call this a hybrid American/British IPA. Slightly earthy hops with tropical fruity elements lead the taste. Biscuity caramel malt, pepper and orange peel add to the profile.

A pillowy white head on a lager/gold body. Nose is citrus and and sweet malt. An innovative take on the lager beer! The body is rich and dense for a lager, but remains refreshing and clean. Honey, grain, light tropical and floral hops, sweet bready malt and a touch of orange lead the taste profile. Very juicy, balanced and fresh.

Near black body with a thick pillowy tan head. A soft nose features a touch of fruity hops, toast and a hint of chocolate. This is a relatively mild, well blended, smooth and clean Black IPA. The citrus hops are there with a slightly grassy edge. Mild chocolate and toasted bread are well integrated. There is less malt presence than many in this category. Enjoyable.

Mild nose of dark malt. Very nice, understated bipa. The taste profile leads with roasted malt and a touch of cream. Mild but juicy hop underpin classic stout taste elements with hints of dark berries and cherries. A nice clean finish adds to an enjoyable quaff.

Malt and spice on the nose. a light white head on a yellow-amber body. Zesty lemon hoppiness supported by tropical elements lead the taste profile of this punchy saison. A hint of orange, bready malt and a hint of graininess underpin a tasty and hoppy offering. Clean and refreshing with great unity. A richer body than most saisons.

Sweet fruity nose with a hint of sourness. This is a well made and refreshing saison. The Sweet mango leads the taste profile, supported by a dry yeast element, some pepper and very understated bready malt. The hint of sourness in the nose doesn’t survive into the taste. Finishes dry and clean. A very nice taste accomplishment at 4.8% abv

A relatively mild nose featuring cocoa, roasted malt and a hint of Belgian yeast. Taste profile features chocolate, cocao, cream, nuts, mild coffee, Belgian yeast (but it is not overdone) and rich dark berries. Solid mouth feel and body. Well balanced, rich and complex.

A DIPA with a difference. Starts with a fairly mild malt and vegetal nose. Beautiful orange/amber body with a thin well laced white head. The brown sugar malt leads the taste profile but quickly gets more challenging with gnarley grapefruit and earthy hops, prunes, vegetal, oak and woody elements. Some challenging tastes, but Beau’s isn’t afraid of doing that. There is a slight warmth from the booze, strong effervescence and a slight metallic edge as well. The blend keeps coming together as the beer breaths and approaches room temperature. A nice creation but I won’t be coifing one of these every night