On tap at the brewery. Pours black. Coffee, cinnamon, clove, biscuit. Medium body. Fine.

On tap at the brewery. Pours copper. Biscuit, raisin, dried apple, toffee. Medium body. Solid.

Can pour from The Liquor Junction, Reading. Opaque, milky, yellow-orange (like a Smartie), and thick, milky lacing and globs of peanut butter chunks. Aroma is strong peanut butter, banana, vanilla, marshmallow. Taste is as aroma w/tart offset. Smooth, frothy texture, soft carbonation, finish as taste but literal chunks/slabs of peanut butter. WTF! They have a great beer but the appearance/palate is so horrendous and negatively colors the whole experience. Whip that peanut butter up and they'd have a major hit!

16 oz can in a trade tfontana, ty Tom. Look here, it smells like peanut butter and banana. Without question. The flavor tastes like peanut butter and banana without question. The problem is the mouth feel is awful. A lot of chunky peanut butter that floats in your mouth and covers the mouth. I really wanted to like this “beer”. But the peanut butter didn’t break down at all.

16oz can from Tavour. Hazy pour, golden (?), ring of fine white head. Aroma is sharp pine and citrus, big boozy nose (enough to make you go Whoa!). Taste starts with a hint of the ABV, then slides into fruity territory, little bit citrus, a little bit tropical. Pine too. Booziness increases as you get deeper, citrus zest too. Quite a bite to this. Strength hits right up front, so you know what you're in for.

Can. Pours hazy yellow. Papaya, tangerine, pear, black pepper, grapefruit. Nice full body. Good.

Some saaz. A little lemon peel. Golden clear pour with fast disappearing head. Light bitter end. Ok. Can.

On tap at the brewery. Pours opaque dull yellow orange. Strawberry, banana, sweet, honey. Thick. Decent.