Creamy and toasty, dark brown, medium body, not much bitterness. But the malt complexity makes it work.

On tap at RidgeWood, pours black with a small brown head. Aroma brings out gentle tequila barrels, light cinnamon and a hint of vanilla. Flavour reveals plenty of chilis upfront, some cinnamon, and almost no tequila. Could use more barrel character, as I don't think I'd detect tequila here if I didn't know. Lingering chili character. Good but not how I'd want this designed.

Poured from 500mL bottle. Hazy auburn brown with small beige head. Sweet caramel, wood, maple syrup, mild bourbon. Fairly sweet, but decent.

16 oz can picked up at Hop and Hound. One of those IPAs that I didn't know it was a double until I read the label. Doesn't drink that strong at all. Juicy melon and tropical hop flavors, with a cool finish. Slick body, juicy constant. Flavorful fruit forward hop palate. Minimal hazy burn. Very tasty brew here.

Can from The Republic Bottle Shop, Marysville, WA; canned 3/9/2023, 1.5 months old
Pale yellow colour, cloudy to murky. Nice aroma, fresh, there's a blend of citrus fruit, tropical fruit, and light weed. Lean mouthfeel, off-dry; delicate base, a bit wheaty and creamy, but not chalky; the hopping is quite fruity, there's sweet oranges, other citrus fruits, it would benefit from some more residual sweetness.
Fresh, very good.

16oz @ Alex's Appearance: murky blonde with a white head. Aroma: dank, juicy, some chalk 😁 Taste: along the same lines, pretty dry and astringent. Overall: ok.

500mL bottle, pours a dark mahogany brown with a small beige head. Aroma is cohesive, with subdued bourbon barrels, bready caramel, some resinous hops, and a touch of brown sugar. Flavour is rich, with lots of caramel, bourbon barrels, brown sugar, and a hint of resinous hops. Lush and balanced, with a finish of maple syrup sugars, bourbon and caramel. I could do without the syrup, as it becomes a bit too sweet, but this is definitely very nice.

On tap at Chuck's Greenwood, pours black with a small beige head. Aroma brings out medium roast coffee, some Mexican spice and cocoa. Flavour is a bit washed out, with subdued earthy coffee and a bit of Mexican spice. Earthy and muted. Decent.

Draft pour at Ravenna. Rating from backlog. Peachy, reddish orange apppearace. Quick disappearing head. Big tart front to this. Huge pucker, with peach and sour berry. Sourness 9/10 on my scale. Biting finish. Quite the treat for the sourhead, thats for sure.