Can from the Moscow Co-Op. Pours a glowing golden orange color with a modest head. Aroma is mostly huckleberry along with a light grassy wheat vibe. Good huckleberry flavors, sweet and tart, doesn't give any sense of being artificial like most huckleberry flavored products. Finished clean and crisp. Refreshing, much better than expected.

Taster at brewery. Black pour with thin ring of beige head. As expected, the oatmeal is on the sweet side, both aroma and taste. A bit of a zing comes along, which wasn't expected, but it worked in the scope of things. --- Beer merged from original tick of Oatmeal Stout on 08 Oct 2018 at 06:05 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 7.5. Original review text: Taster at brewery. Black pour with thin ring of beige head. As expected, the oatmeal is on the sweet side, both aroma and taste. A bit of a zing comes along, which wasn't expected, but it worked in the scope of things.

12oz can from Homebrewstuff. Clear, medium golden, foamy white head settles out. Light hoppy aroma balances piney and citrus notes . This leads into a zesty, tangy taste that stays on the palate and leaves a lingering buzz. Unfortunately, the hops kind of spoil the palate for tasting anything else.

Some.hrather, a little peat. Dark maroon pour with good head retention. Light tang in the finish. Tap at Chalice.

12oz can. Bright amber pour with a thick white head. Smells a little on the sweet side, moderately hoppy. Flavor follows suit, a bit sweet up front with a more assertive bitter finish. Floral and some citrus. One of the more balanced IPA's I've have in a while done right in a classic rendition.

On tap clear deep copper pour. Thin wispy off white head.. a little woody and ciders. Smooth light toasted grains. Decently hopped for an amber

12oz can from Brewers Haven. Dark brown, skin of off-white head. Earthy aroma, peat. Taste adds some sweetness, light smoke, tobacco. A bit dry at the finish.

12oz can pours out amber topped with a sand head. Nose is sweet caramel toffee malts and some grass. Taste is more of the nice sweet grain caramel and some hops on the end.

Mostly clear dull orange thin white head. Rather sturdy malt base for a flavored wheat. The berry flavors are a bit candy-ish but not overpowering. A bit too bitter as well. Odd

12oz can from Brewers Haven. Clear, rich amber pour with a thin foamy head. Malty aroma, classic hoppiness, light floral notes. Hops move forward in the taste, bitterness up front, sweet caramel and a light floral edge.