Pours clear gold into a willi. Bright white head with medium retention recedes to hug rim. Corn and hay aromas. Crisp with sweet caramel sour berries and dusty hot pine in the medium length finish.

Pours deep orange-tinged mahogany into an English pint. Tan head with medium retention recedes to skim surface. Red twizzler and caramel aromas. Soft with earthy twizzlers and sweet caramel front to back. Medium length mildly tart finish.

Pours clear gold into a stein. Bright white head with good retention soaps up and recedes leaving soapy lacing. Biscuit and straw aromas. Crisp with sweet hay and biscuit upfront turning to pepper and tart underripe melon in the dry, medium length finish.

Pours murky gold into a tulip. White soapy head with little retention recedes to mottle surface. Dusty lemon joy aromas. Thick and soft with sweet lemon muffin and apricot upfront turning to hot lemon joy and pith in the medium length finish.

Pours mahogany-tinged black into an English pint. Mocha head with good retention recedes to mottle surface and coat rim. Chocolate, espresso and vanilla aromas. Medium to dry with sweet chocolate and espresso upfront turning to licorice before the lasting bitter espresso and bark finish.

16 oz draft. Aroma is soft roasted malt and barley. Flavor follows with a decent chocolate nuance. The body and dry texture are correct for the style.

Pours bright clear orange into a stein. Soapy head with good retention recedes leaving gloppy lacing. Dark caramel and multigrain aromas. Sharp with sweet hot caramel and straw upfront turning to bitter earth in the medium length finish.

16 oz draft. Flavor is mild, tropical fruit, herb with a good white mold background. Well balanced with a mild hit of juice. A nice, easy New England IPA.

Canned 10/26/22, drunk 1/4/23. Moderately hazy, bright peachy-apricot-golden. Large, off-white head is well-retained. Smells soft and mild with wheat or oats or something like that helping to dull any potential resin/acid. Soft pink grapefruit juice for sure, very ripe and sweet with none of the big grapefruit acid and no pine. Clean. Good to see it's contracted out of Aeronaut. Soft, juicy, heavily fruity with melon, peach, almost a vanilla flavor and lots of fruitiness and melon character a la overly soft NEIPAs. There's a smidge of citrus/pine-like bitterness keeping it on the verge of drinkable, but it's pushing it. It is at least clean and free of resin. Pink grapefruit juice, melon, vanilla and honey lingering. Texture is good. Pushing it on the sweetness, but only just a bit.

Can pour from Andover Classic Wines. It's an opaque black with light sparkle, finger-width beige head with poor retention and light lacing. Aroma is strong roasted malt, baker's chocolate and coffee. Taste follows aroma with hint of molasses. Mouthfeel is medium side of light-to-medium bodied with smooth, thick texture, average carbonation and bitter finish as taste.