Can. A really good canned marzen beer. Amber in color with a nice head. A malty sweet aroma. Taste is sweet upfront with a nutty, roasted grain finish.

Can. Dark brown with a creamy head. Aroma is coffee, chocolate creamy sweet upfront with a coffee bitter finish.

Can. Ok, several years ago . The California beer scene started putting mega hops in every beer imaginable. The thing is us malt lovers like malty beers. When one gets a porter or a stout or a brown ale we expect a strong malty flavor. Seems "California style" has made it to the southeast more and more. With that being said.....this is a really good beer. Yes it’s a tad hoppy but with it’s deep brown color, huge, long lasting head and lots of lace. It’s good.

Bottle. Dark amber with a large quickly disappearing head. A tad of lace and not much else. Aroma is roasted grains and fruit cake. Taste is a rich, slightly sweet flavor upfront with a touch of booziness in the middle and a very slight bitter finish. Actually a very nice beer.

Bottle. Clear, deep gold in color. Large, creamy, persistent, white head. Aroma is moderate malt aroma with a lightly toasted quality. Moderately low hop aroma, with a spicy, clean quality. Taste is slightly sweet upfront from the corn. Pils malt flavor with some toasty notes and well balanced in the middle. Little to no caramel flavor. Moderately dry finish that tastes of both malt and hops. I believe the style is wrong. I believe Wiseacre intended to be a Maibock (MAIzeBOCK, get it ). ; )

Can. Love dark lagers. Clear, very dark brown. Aroma had loads of dark roasted grains. Taste also dark roasted grains with a coffee bitterness.

Tap. Had this one at Opryland Hotel. Yes, it is another IPA but it's not too bad.

Can. Another IPA. Looks just like an IPA. Smells like an IPA. Tastes like an IPA. Really, really hoppy.

Can. gold in color with a medium head. Aroma is a tad hoppy, nothing special. Taste is also nothing special.