Cask at Flying Saucer’s Eleventeen party. Pours a cloudy brown with a red hue and no head whatsoever. Aroma has notes of sour stone fruit with a good amount of backing red wine and hints of acid and funk. Flavor was quite acidic as well with sour stone fruits with a bit of a dry red wine finish.

Bottle. Poured a hazy a pale yellow with a white head that dissipated slowly to the edges. Aroma had a good amount of citrus with some light but sweet wheat, banana and a hint of tropical fruits. Flavor begins with a decent amount of citrus but transitions in to a sweet wheat and tropical fruits. A nice easy drinking beer.

Growler at Maltzilla’s tasting. Pours hazy burnt orange color with off white head. Grapefruit aroma with some bread and rye. Bitter grapefruit flavor with some spiciness from the rye and some sweet maltiness. Medium body with average carbonation.

On tap at flying saucer Houston. Pours a clear dark brown with an earthy brown head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma is full of dark grains and bread with a hint of coffee. Flavor is full of dark grains with notes of bread, coffee and roasted malts. Easy to drink but monotonous.

Bottle shared by cquiroga. Pours with a hazy golden yellow body and a large and lasting white head with good lace. Aromas are fruity, estery, stone fruit, hoppy, citrus. Bready, rainy and wheat like malt profile. Flavors are hoppy, citrus, and grainy. Bone dry. Lightly astringent. Bitter, a hint of light tartness. Medium bubbles, very dry. Tasty. Still drinkable on a 100*F day.

Bottle via a trade. Really wish this had a best buy or bottled on date. Pours with a murky orange body and a massive off-white head that leaves great lace and has good retention. Aromas are hoppy, floral, mango, grapefruit, passionfruit, pomegranate, nectarine. Lightly spicy malt profile, bready, some candied citrus. Flavors are a bit fruit, a bit bready, toasty, some esters. The hops don’t quite pack the bitter punch that I was expecting. A bit fruit, citrus, tropical fruit. A crisp/bitter/spicy edge that I assume is from the rye. Quite drinkable. Medium bubbles, slightly creamy, crisp, dry finish. Very lightly warming. Another impressive offering from JK, cannot wait to try more!

bottle from a trade pours thick black with a medium tan head that laces well. Aroma is molasses and roast with earthy tobacco and leather. Flavor is semi-sweet cocoa and bitter espresso with a big roast and burnt sugar in the finish. Really dries out. Nice stuff.

Bottle thanks to Sarah! Pours a black with a creamy brown head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has a good amount of roasted malt with some creamy chocolate and a bit of backing dark grains. Flavor is creamy with chocolate and dark grains backed by a bit of roast. Really nice on the tongue.

750ml bottle-thanks to jtclockwork for sharing–pours a dissipating light tan head and hazy orange/brown color. Aroma is resin/tropical fruit-pineapple, some medium malt. Taste is resin/pine hops bite, secondary medium malt. Grainy mouth feel. OK carbonation.

@Draught House–on tap-pours a tan head and bark copper color. Aroma is dark malt-roasty/peat. Taste is dark malt-roasty/peat, some earthy/fruit hops. Lots going on for a mild.