Can to stange.
Appearance: golden soft yellow color with a chill haze to it and a finger's worth of white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: medium sweet level of honey and some biscuity malts and a touch of floral hoppiness
Flavor: combines the prior noted aromas to a fine sweet conglomerated quality; finishes honey forward with a light hoppy earthy to floral sweetness
Texture: light to medium bodied; sessionable; very smooth along the tongue with nothing distracting anywhere; good carb level
Overall: good Kölsch I would be willing to come back to.

Can @ Vinyl Beer, Pours extremely hazy darkish yellow with a frothy off-white head, mango-passion fruit aroma, adequate carbonation, mildly bitter passion fruit-citrus-mango taste, faint vanilla, smooth thin body, long finish. Quite well balanced, not I expected from a milkshake IPA.

Can to lager glass.
Appearance: burnt orange color with a slight chill haze to it and a finger's worth of white frothy head which settled off at a nice pace to leave some light lace
Aroma: sweet strawberries with a sly tartness underneath and a lighter note of sweet peach but that tartness seems way lighter and the honey - well, that's so faint I had a super hard time of finding that
Flavor: peaches seem to be in front of everything else here - somewhat sweet and tart then the honey seems more intertwined with the strawberry sweet and tart characters; finishes mostly peachy sweet with a slight tart note and a pinch of honey
Texture: light to medium bodied; sessionable; pretty smooth along the tongue; carb seems a bit lower than expected but that didn't seem to bother me
Overall: works as a fruit beer but if there was a Kölsch in this, I believe I missed that. I believe I could still return to this. It's well brewed.

Refrigerated pint can poured into a glass. Opaque orange with medium white head. Aroma is citrus hops, medium body, lower carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is citrus hops.

Can to ...tulip? Yup, that's what I went with, this is an imperial kolsch, so let's do this.
Appearance: rustic golden amber color with a sly transparency about it and a two finger off white frothy head which dissipated at a moderate pace then left some messy lace
Aroma: honey, honey, then more honey; oh okay then a light touch of malty/biscuitiness way down in there
Flavor: mostly sweet all the way through with a slick finish of honey sweetness but also has a small speck of dryness
Texture: medium bodied; sessionable; very smooth along the tongue; good carb level and nothing distracting
Overall: kinda liked it as a honey beer but I didn't see many "kolsch" characteristics to this.

(can 1 pint from americanbeer.cz online shop)
* Ok flavored sour. (Looks like Futurama Slurm.) *
Cloudy green color. No head. Orange, lime, some tropical, light sweet, light sour. Medium body.

Black with small brown head and mild effervescence. Milk, chocolate malt, ash, and hay aroma. Mildly sweet creamy milk chocolate malt, and mildly bitter dry hay and ash flavor. Body a bit light.

Peach color pour. Thin head around the rim. Sour lemongrass and rosemary flavor with hint of orange juice on the palate. Light bodied and light carbonation

Rosemary lemon, cranberry aroma. Murky salmon brown, no head. Lemon, rosemary. Light body, easy carbonation.