375 ml bottle purchased at the brewery in Mission, Kansas to go. The pour is a slight haze golden yellow with a foamy one inch head that falls quickly. The aroma is lightly tart acidic, melon fruit, and some hay. The taste is bright sour lactic, tart acidity, nice bright oak character and the fruit behind that. I’m not familiar with pawpaw, it has a nice bright melon, softly sweet flavor that works well with the sour and oak. The palate is medium to light bodied with fine active carbonation and the tart sour finish.

16 oz can purchased at the brewery in Mission, Kansas to go. The pour is a hazed orange yellow golden with a foamy one inch white head. The aroma is cracker malt, floral, bit of grapefruit and a faint hint of metallic. The taste is grass, floral, the grapefruit is present and is softly bitter and the metallic of the nose is also faintly present in the taste. The palate is light bodied, lower carbonation, unfiltered mouthfeel and the grapefruit faint metallic finish.

16 oz can purchased at the brewery in Mission, Kansas to go. The pour is a hazed orange yellow golden with a noisy two inch slightly off white head that falls with loose lace. The aroma is bright tart passion fruit, lemon citrus, sweet plum fruit and general lactic yeast character. The taste is brightly tart passion-fruit, sour lemon and the fresh fruit of the plum. Initial sour shock passes quickly, and the pleasant tartness remains. The palate is light to medium bodied, low carbonation and the nice fruit tart and sweetness through to the finish. Tasty beer.

375 ml bottle purchased at the Lukas Liquor Superstore in Overland Park, Kansas. The pour is a gusher, color is hazed orange ruby with an off white head that initially is a quite foamy off whtie that is fizzy and falls fast. The aroma is fresh tart raspberry, the whole raspberry - fruit, skin, seed, there is also some lemon citrus sour present. The taste is immediately quite sour, though gives way quickly to lemon citrus, soft lactic, and the raspberry fresh fruit with tart and sour that carries the back. The palate is medium bodied, with lower carbonation and the raspberry bright tart soft sour finish. Tasty, well integrated flavors, nicely made.

16 oz can purchased at the brewery in Mission, Kansas to go. The pour is an opaque black brown, a bit of ruby and a small khaki head. The aroma is full rich dark chocolate, toffee and a whisper of grass. The taste is soft roast, dark chocolate, sweet malt toffee, hint of grass pine, finishes with char. The palate is heavy bodied, soft carbonation and clean sweet soft char finish. Alcohol completely integrated, really nice big stout. Version I had was 9.5%.

16 oz can purchased at the brewery in Mission, Kansas to go. The pour is a hazy yellow golden with a foamy, fluffy two inch pure white head. Nice splotchy lace left behind. The aroma is citrus, mango, cracker malt, and a bit of noticeable alcohol. The taste is fresh citrus mango hops, tart with softly sweet fruit, moves towards the cracker malt and finishes warmly with alcohol. The palate is medium to light bodied, natural carbonation, unfiltered mouth feel and dry, warming finish. Solid.

16 oz can purchased at the brewery in Mission, Kansas to go. The pour is a hazed yellow golden with a frothy one inch head that is lasting. The aroma is wheat grain, clove, and Hefeweizen yeast. The taste is wheat grain, nice bright citrus, the clove and a nice mineral towards the back. The palate is medium bodied, unfiltered mouth feel and a mineral yeast finish. Nice Hefe.

~14 oz Willebecher draft at Sandhills Brewing in Mission, Kansas. The pour is brown, copper with a small tan head that leaves nice lace behind. The aroma is soft toast, peat and sweet malt. The taste is clean peat and sweet malt flavors, with the toast and soft mineral carrying the finish. The palate is light to medium bodied with active natural carbonation and the peat earth finish. Super clean tasty Scottish.