Sea shanty sing along brew number 2. Clear gold. Minimal head. Nose is grainy and some florals. Tastes of bread, floral, grassy, hint of spice. Light bodied.

Draft during sea shanty sing along. Murky orange. Not hazy small head. Tastes of citrus and malt and tropical fruits. Thin slick palate.

Can at home. Clear deep hold and some head. Nose is grains and citrus. Tastes of grain, bread, lemon medium bodied. Pretty good

Can at home late night. I drank half fell asleep on couch and dumped remainder in morning. Orange brew and sudsy head. Nose is wheaty and pepper and orange. Tatses of wheat, coriander, cloves, banana, orange peel some bubblegum. Watery palate.

Undated can with some other code on the bottom (love making the effort to put a code on the bottom but not a date), contract canned at Dorchester Brewing Co, drunk 7/6/23. Moderately-to-heavily hazy, bronze-maize-golden. Large, white head steadily recedes to cover. Peachy-white grape with light pine, light cranberry and a bit of earthy-mineral. Not too sweet, with sparse cracker malts and good cleanliness. Not too piney either. Oof, that's like a mouthfull of water instead of malt. Super thin, watery and yet with a wheaty/juicy/thickness on the finish that is super strange when taken with the thin malt texture. The flavors are fine with a reasonable Galaxy addition adding peach, white grape and cranberry. White bread and light sweetness but just a terribly watery, washed-out texture as is typical of Dorchester Brewing. Well, I'll be dumping this out. Tastes like a 4.5% session IPA.

16 oz. can. Thanks to tfontana on the trade. The aromas lightly fruity. Flavor is peach, pineapple, a little bit of earth. It shows the characteristics of galaxy with a mild earthy bitterness in the finish.

On tap as part of a flight from the brewery. Appearance is opaque black with finger-width creamy tan nitro head with excellent retention and tons of lacing. Aroma is strong roasted oats, malt, mild toffee. Taste is strong roasted oats, malt, toffee as aroma. Mouthfeel is light- to-medium bodied with smooth texture, soft carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, not complex but can’t recall an oatmeal stout that was so decidedly oaty. So, a little different anyway and the star of the show today.

On tap as part of a flight at the brewery. Appearance is dark, dark brown--virtually opaque--with ring of beige head and light lacing. Aroma is strong roasted earthy malt. Taste is strong roasted malt—slightly earthy. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with frothy texture, soft carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, just roasted malt. A bit thin and frothy for the style. Not great as a Baltic Porter--more akin to a dry/foreign stout.