Aroma is big sweet cinnamon with pastry dough. Has a muddy gold liquid with modest head on top. Flavour is nice apple cinnamon with malt hints. Mouthfeel is okay with some oiliness. It is what it says it is and tastes pretty good.

Aroma is huge lime with maybe some corn? I'm drunk and can't tell. Has a bright cloudy yellow body with faint white head. Flavour is a jalapeno lime infusion that actually kind of works. Good mouthfeel, nice balance. This an odd yet decent pilsner for sure.

Has a big sour juice aroma with pineapple and raspberry on the nose. Nice white foam is on top of a very milky red brown body. Flavour is big fruity sourness with fermented raspberry all throughout. Palate is medium with decent oiliness. Nice fruit beer.

Has a soft dark brown body, no foam. Aroma of good sweet roasted barley. Flavour is big licorice and black coffee. Crisp finish. It's nice but I fail to taste the macaroons.

I don't think this should be rolled into the Hurricane IPA as Storm is labelling it as a separate brew of theirs, the 100% James IPA on tap at their brewery. Growler fill for me. Pours with a nice bit of foam and heavily carbonated yellow body. Smells of musty hops with some vegetable, cabbage, orange zest. Flavour is sharp hops followed by some mellow malts. Mouthfeel is balanced between oil and other stuff so it's okay there. Not a bad IPA, typical as it is which is surprising given Storm's usual repertoire of bizarre concoctions.

On tap at 12 Kings, pours a deep dark brown / near-black with a small beige head. Aroma certainly smells like macaroons, with dried dark fruits and toasted caramel. Flavour follows through no less subtly, with a sort of cardamom-like tinge, toasted caramel, dark dried fruits, and baked bready caramel. Not a whole lot of body, nor particularly stout-like, but it's pleasant enough.

On tap at 12 Kings, pours a hazy golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma brings out spicy salsa notes, with a bit of crisp crackery malt underneath. Flavour is similar, with lots of spicy salsa upfront and dominating. More salsa flavour than spice, and there's not really anything discernibly pilsner-like underneath. Gimmick beer than doesn't work too well, but far from offensive at least.

On tap at 12 Kings, pours a hazy dull earthy orange with a small white head. Aroma brings out loads of authentically smelling French toast, with plenty of maple syrup and a touch of vanilla. Flavour is loaded with cinnamon and maple syrup upfront, with some vanilla thrown in. Lots of cinnamon on the finish. Really fun beer.

On tap at 12 Kings, pours a deep dark red with a small beige head. Aroma brings out barnyard funk upfront, with balsamic and a touch of tart raspberries. Flavour is nothing like an authentic lambic, with a spicy yeast profile, along with balsamic and somewhat funky raspberries. It's a decent sour, but leaves much to be desired. Okay.