Can at home watching Celtics meltdown. Clear yellow gold with plenty of bubbles and smallish white head. Nose is noble hops (not sure what hops are here in reality) grass and lemon. Tastes of malt, citrus yeast, light pine and florals. Lighter bodied.

Can. Pours hazy orange, medium creamy off white head, good lacing. Aroma is pine, orange, tangerine. Foldout is light plus sweet, medium bitter. Merlin body, pillowy mouthfeel

Tip Tap draught, 3/11/23. Clear, dark amber, small, beige head, moderate-to-low retention. Good smoke character, dry and woody with light salt and bacon. Light caramel and mineral. Clean. Soft, malty, strong pepper character, maybe a touch harsh at first. Sweet on the finish. Salt, heavy pepper, dry wood and sweet caramel. Maybe doesn't come together super cohesively. A bit of soap or light astringency in the finish too.

Brown pour to finish the Super Bowl and a large head as well. Nose is medium smokiness medium meat light cocoa. Tatses of smoke, wood, coffee, ashy, chocolate, touch of ham on finish. Smooth easy drinking.

500mL bottled May 2021, drunk 11/28/22. Golden-brass, clear, white head is small, sits at cover. Beautiful mix of moderate, well-aged, mildly tart brett and tons of fruity, Sacch. Some interesting white wine/grape in there, as well, with supportive white bread dough and honey-like malts. Soft, a bit watery, with tons of Brett character, white wine and light cracker/biscuit. Not a whole lot to it, honestly. The Brett is well-developed, but the grist is so lackluster. Seems the Brett has eaten through everything and it's rather watery/thin. But is clean, not twangy, with no flaw or alcohol.

Can from Tavour. Pours gold with a transient white head. Aroma of yeast with a spice note. Med body. Flavor is yeast/spice with a very light banana note. Quite dry. Decently bitter. Very good.

Draft at restaurant in Milford. My kids were being horrible but luckily I could ignore them and enjoy this beverage. Orange pour. Nose is citrus and pine. Tastes of oranges, pine, cantaloupe, honey dew, touch of resin. Medium bodied. Fruity finish with pine earth. Liked

Can from Tavour. Pours dark brown with a slight dark tan head. Aroma of chocolate and dark fruits. Med plus body. Flavor is chocolate, dark fruit, coffee and toasted/burnt malt. Anise note. Pretty dry, despite a lot of malt. Pretty bitter. Robust it is.

Draft at City Tap. I’ve been enjoying rice lagers when I can find them. Gold slight haze and small soapy head. Nose is grainy and yeasty and floral. Tatses of some perfume, dough, light rice, honey dew, and honey. Crisp enough. Dry finish.

Pours hazy mango into a shaker. White head with medium retention recedes to mottle surface. Dried mango aromas. Soft with sweet mango, papaya and guava upfront turning to dusty melon rind in the medium length finish.