Pours a lightly hazy reddish orange hue with a small white head. It has a pleasant strawberry aroma. The flavor is sweet and fruity with mild tartness and an unfortunate off flavor, especially in the finish. It's on the watery side. It's not terrible but could definitely be better.

tap at Rack & Helen's - Pours clear gold with a small white head. It has a grainy malt aroma. The flavor is of grainy, biscuity malt and minimal hops. Light bodied. Underwhelming. To me it tastes more like an American pilsner than the traditional style. I'm not sure how this could have the listed 39 IBUs.

tap at Rack & Helen's - Pours clear yellow-gold with a one finger white head. It has a mild grainy malt aroma. The flavor is of sweet, grainy and biscuity malt. Hops bitterness is very mild. It's light bodied. Decent.

tap at Rack and Helen's - Pours a dark amber brown color with a small head. It smells of roast malt and a little coffee. The flavor is sweet and malty. I think there's a little maple in there and some coffee. I'm not tasting bacon at all. At the 9% they had listed on the menu, I expected a darker, stronger flavored porter and I checked to make sure they'd given me the right beer. The bartender confirmed it. Overall it's pretty good but if it certainly doesn't taste that strong.

Pours hazy orange with a small head. The aroma is mostly citrus hops. There's a big citrus hop flavor with some resin and caramel. It's full bodied with lingering bitterness. Very good.

Deep amber pour. The aroma is of smoky toffee malt. The flavor is sweet maple and quite smoky with a toffee/caramel character. The description mentions bourbon, but if it's there it's subtle. It's an enjoyable brew though.

Pours black with a small tan head. The aroma is of dark roast malt and chocolate. It has a rich, roasted malt flavor that's sweet with chocolate, a good balance, and a roasty finish. It's medium bodied or more and overall a tasty stout. Of course I prefer an actual imperial stout, but this beer is interesting.