Does what a craft lite lager is supposed to do. Mild notes of toasted grain, corn, and rice, backed up by hints of citrus and grass, with a gentle yeast-tinged finish. Perfect texture. Pretty solid for the style.

Treads the line between East and West, offering up juicy notes of pineapple, grapefruit, stone fruit, and mandarin, backed up by a pronounced pine bitterness and a strong honey sweetness. Comes across a bit yeasty on the back end, while the bitterness has an herbaceous note coming through in the fade. Not bad, but could be a little more well-rounded.

Rough around the edges, offering up expected Mosaic notes of berry, citrus, stone fruit, and earth, but also a strong vegetal vein, chive, and a lot of boozy warmth for a single IPA.

Straightforward, but also comforting, with tart cherry and cranberry on top of underlying notes of grass, grain, and a hint of brine. Nothing groundbreaking, but drinkable.

Solid Double NEIPA, cloudy and soft, offering up notes of mandarin, peach, papaya, grapefruit, white grape, earth, minerals, and pine, with a gentle underlying sweetness and a woody, coconut-tinged finish. Gentle, easygoing texture makes putting a pint away very, very easy. The label says to drink from the can, which I did at first; better in an IPA glass. Good beer.

Nice pint, not too sweet, with a balanced mix of candi sugar, dark fruit, berries, and rhubarb, none dominating the palate. Never grows too sweet, and the finish has a mild floral bitterness laced with berries and clove. Tasty.

Tall can. Cloudy orange with a white head. Aroma has honey, melon, citrus. The flavor is caramel malt and little else. Needs less sweetness and a bolder hop presence for my tastes.

Not bad, with pleasant veins of bakers chocolate, roast, and cascara backed up by mild notes of cola and coffee. Finishes gentle and slightly sweet. I wish they'd delved a little further into the darkness, but an easy drinker for sure.

Well I'll be damned...a pumpkin beer I enjoyed. Offers up spices usually found in a traditional pumpkin ale but doesn't amp them up to palate-ruining levels, then soaks them all in a strong cup of java, layering heavy coffee notes over a moderate vein of chocolate and caramel. Never grows overly sweet, though; the roast and coffee bitterness mixes with a hearty warmth on the finish to ease any pumpkin spice overload. Very nice pint.

Clunky IPA, with notes of grapefruit, overripe peach, and wet vegetation backed up by chive, pine, mandarin, and an underlying saccharine sweetness. Finishes on a melon note with lingering wort and resin. Looks amazing and smells like a proper hop bomb, but it's a rough pint otherwise.