On tap at the Ginger Man. Pours dark brown. Strong chocolate, coconut, lots of biscuit, toffee, milk chocolate, toast. Medium body. Good.

16 oz. Aroma is nutty af, chocolate. Pours inky black with a small dissipating tan head. Taste is sweet and roasty with flavors of peanut butter, chocolate, licorice; finishes with some moderate herbal hop bitterness. Pretty rich.

16 ounce can. Sweet toasted malt aroma. Flavor follows nose. Sweet toasted malt flavor. Crisp malty middle. Sticky bitter hop finish. True to the Marzen style, but a bit on the light side.

16 ounce can from Public in Princeton, NJ. Number one with a bullet. Hazy pale gold color. Small bubbly white head dissipates quickly. Faint citrus hop nose. Bready malt base hints at sweet lemony citrus. Soapy notes. Light spicy, peppery hop finish.

Draught @ Beer Authority (7/23/19). Cloudy lemon yellow with large foamy off-white head, faint citrus aroma, adequate carbonation, medium bitter citrus peel-mango taste with strong alcohol undertones, thin body, long finish. Feels quite boozy.

Sampled on draft this beer poured a murky apricot color with a medium sized foamy orange white head. The aroma was semi sweet and citric. The flavor was bitter, citric and had a faint tropical fruit note. Long finish. Medium body.

16 ounce can. Murky purple pour. Brief bubbly beige head. Subtle berry fruit aroma. Tart berry flavor. Yeasty notes. Spicy hop finish.

Can from The Sampler: pours slightly hazy orange with a white orange. Aroma is pretty citrusy. Taste is sort of citrusy and herbal. Disjointed hop profile. Can is a little more than a month old so maybe it lost something.

At Stockholm Beer Fest 2019. Hazy reddish/pink with a small head. Quite mild with berries and some light funk. The finish was medium tart.

Decently hazy honey golden coloured body with a rich, fairly soapy tan and off-white head that stays afloat for a very ong time and is at least four centimetres tall. Aroma of grassy and funky malt notes with biscuits, grain and a deep yeast bite that shows well, with an astringent and strong alcohol scent at the very end, that also shows some fruit sweetness. Medium-bodied; Deep robust and pungent yeast and biscuity malt notes that hit with a lot of astringency and almost medicinal flavours with some subdued hop bitterness and a bit of fruit and peppery/herbal finish and no sweetness or balance at all here. Aftertaste shows the deeply bittering and herbal notes, a lot of biscuity and lager yeast (I know this is an ale!), with the peppery and dry flavours that show the hops (I don't like the varietal) along with a dry herbaceous finish. Overall, a decent enough IPA, but I don't care for the biscuity malt notes nor the hop type here (It feels like Azacca), but for others, it should be an okay beer. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 23-June-2019 for US$4,29 sampled at home in Washington on 03-September-2019 when my kids and wife went back to school for the year!