Can, mostly clear amber, moderate head with a delicious smelling dank nose of weedy herbs, caramel, and pineapple. Nice medium body IPA with oily caramel and dank citrus hoppy flavors. Very crushable.

Can, exp. 28.7 so might be on the older side. Orange with moderate haze, decent but short lived head, light wheaty nose with a whiff of citrus. Flavor is a little biting, citrusy as if some lemon juice was present. High carb, not too juicy but nice enough. Pretty refreshing with a long-lingering bitterness at back of palate.

Can from the brewpub drunk watching Monarch. Clear gold, very pretty fine and stable head. Nose of pineapple and caramel, tropical papaya and dankness. Great smooth flavor with tingly bitterness at the end, pretty moderate for a DIPA. A little on the sweet side, very tasty.

440 can. Light Straw, rather clear, soft and pillowy head. Nose is lightly citrus-and-flowery, pleasant. Slim body with a hint of malt, then a sparkling bitterness with a bit of a citrusy nip in the tail end. High carb for a lager. Pretty good if a wee bit unbalanced by this hoppiness in a slender body.

Can drunk at home after some white wine and Spargel. I poured hard and fast per instructions but there was little cascade effect, no widget. Black, decent head, sweet chocolate and coffee nose. Not very high carb. Definitely notice the coffee, lactose gives it a little cappuccino effect which is interesting. It's not too much lactose at least. Alright, but a bit thin and not as fantastic as nitro widget stouts.

Bottle drunk at home watching Umbrella Academy, which is decidedly quirky. The show I mean. The beer is silky dark brown with a light brown head, very smooth roasted malt and coffee nose. Relatively sweet, dark and toasty but with caramel malt taste, a bit of that freshly-brewing dark beer smell. Not too complex but very tasty and drinkable.

Bottle drunk at home after music jams and swimming. Very dark brown, lovely tall dark tan head. Nose of sweet roast notes, molasses. Full body, sweeter and less dry than the stout. Still a nice balance of bitterness and toasty malt flavor.

Bottle drunk at home after a super long day. Lightly hazy amber, decent well-holding head. Nose is pretty mild, citrus and stone fruit. Body is pretty dry and flavor a little acidic, strong grapefruity bitterness that's relatively smooth. Straightforward and not tropical nor piney. Yep that's a bitter bomb of a hoppy Belgian blonde, not for the faint of... tastebuds.

Can from the brewpub drunk at home watching the end of The Witcher S4 (Hemsworth is ok but OG Geralt was the best). Light orange amber, slightly hazy with moderate head. Nose of grapefruit, white wine, light almost brett-like note (though I don't think it is). Moderate body with big bitterness for its mouthfeel, lightly metallic and tingly on the tongue but still pleasant. Citrusy, and from the label - yep it's Nelson Sauvin for the white wine hints i noted earlier. Tasty.