If you like barley wine, ignore my numbers. Slight sweet aroma, no hint of what lurks within. Off yellow cloudy and just ever so slightly brown. Alky flavor impact on the first swig. Quite a shock to the girlie taste buds. Some carbonation, surprising for a heavy barley wine like this. Strong syrup effect that coat the inside of yer mouth. Candy and alcohol soaked fruit is ever present. Too much! If you like barley wine, you better look up this special brew. .

Ubiquitous pale yellow american lager color and appearance. Very light taste. Hardly any detectable aroma but perhaps I smell slight hints of a beery yeast. Friendly and enjoyable. Easy to like. Some carbonation but not much. Over all a very decent lighter ale. Well mannered and rates quite high on the enjoyability scale. Nice easy session brew.

Cloudy yellow. Looks like an unfiltered wheat or whitbier. I guess no smell is better than bad smell. No aroma to speak of. spicy initial flavor, may I say coriander? Bitter back of throat malt bite builds thru the session. This bitter bite carries on over to the finish. Overall, a decent saison but comes off like an american wheat that is slightly bitter.

Quite an experience. Big black pour. Has a head like chocolate mousse. Aroma is mild but roasty. Flavor is dark and roasty also. Barely any carbonation. Mild coffe and extinguished campfire charcoal taste. Quite bitter on the finish, but not as bitter as most imp stouts. I would say this is more like a dry stout. A little more bitter on the finish than this lager lover can appreciate.

Brownish and slightly cloudy. Creamy off white head. Very slight aroma but not enough to describe. Perhaps there is a little roastiness in there. At first seems a little bitter, then that mellows out immediately. There are some earthy tones there too. Rather light hearted. A medium hop or malt bitterness continues to build during the session. This manifests itself on the back of the throat. More bitter than other alts I’m familiar with.