Can. Looks yellow can’t pour it out since I’m camping. ....well, it’s a Pils. Bitter piney tree bark. Oily sweet table sugar finish. Pineapple and apple. Tasty.

Bottle shared at the Columbus tasting 23/05/2019. Many thanks! A dark black brown coloured pour with a lasting dark tan head. Aroma is big solvent, brown sugars, balsamic, grapw, brown sugars. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, . Flavour is composed of semi sweet, tangy apple, brown sugars, cinnamon, grape. Paalte is medium sweet, light tang, oily, moderate carboantion. Fine.

Pint can, rate #4000! Pours hazy orange. Pine, orange, little dank, peach, lemon, grapefruit juice, herbal, biting bitterness at the end. Medium body. Good.

Can shared by Jack, thanks! Pours a near clear pale yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has grains and sweet citrus with a bit of grains underlying. Flavor has a nice grass with a bit of pine, citrus and grains supporting.

Bottle shared in London - sourced from a trade in the US. Pours deep black-brown with a moderate, foamy beige head. Nice depth, plenty of roasted dark malts, nips of ash and cocoa, dried berries, leather, earth, vanilla, fudge. Full bodied, lightly oily and chewy, with fine carbonation. Warming finish with further soft ashy roast, bittersweet baking cocoa, vanilla, charcoal, fudge, toasted marshmallows. Great stuff overall.

23rd May 2019
Level 6 bottleshare. Thanks to Leighton for this rarity. Rarer than an honest remainer politician! Almost opaque dark brown beer, small tan head. Smooth and semi dry palate, decent fine carbonation. Smooth and semi dry finish. Smooth and slightly tangy chocolate malts. Mellow and fruity bourbon. A modest maple twist. Minor wet wood. Smooth finish, semi dry. Rich and tasty. Some spice on the aftertaste.

Can at Beer Culture. Rating #7900! Canned 5/1/19. Hazy yellowish color, white head, heavy lace. Pine, grass, herbal, bright. Some citrus and other fruity notes. Tasty. Clean. Easy drinking.