Has a lot of passion fruit with some apricot. A hint of bitterness. Decent

I have start with that I bought this by mistake. If I’d realized the style & especially that it is raspberry flavored I would never had bought it. I’m not big sour guy but have had a couple that were good. Given that I will review with an open mind. It starts off very tart and remains so thruout. Heavy raspberry taste but the tartness seems to tame it just a little. Overall it wasn’t as bad as I expected. Still not my thing tho but was worth trying.

Happy 4th of July. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🎉🎉🧨🧨🧨🍔🍔🌭🌭🍺🍺🍺 This is what it is. A chocolate peanut butter porter. Taste is a lot of peanut butter with some chocolate. Not much more. Basic and decent but nothing great.

Quite nice for the style but quite sweet. Has banana, clove, honey, candied fruit with some spice. For a Belgium tripel I’m was surprised how light colored it is. The taste was really good but sweet. A 3.7

This is as advertised on the can. “Cucumber, melon and sea salt”. My rating is more towards what is advertised as. With that said...... As soon as you crack the can you can smell the cucumber. The cucumber taste is strong. There is some light watermelon that is candy like / reminds me of a watermelon jolly rancher (but with a lot of cucumber). It is quite tart and salty. Leaves you a little lip smacking. Overall not my favorite combination or something I would seek. It does hit as advertised so I’ll go 3.1

This has a fresh coffee grounds taste with some roasted malts. Tastes good but kind of a basic coffee beer. 3.5 is pretty much its top rating & I maybe being a little generous. I enjoyed since I like coffee beers.

This is basically a Mounds bar in a can. Has a strong toasted coconut taste with some roasted malts. Very light chocolate. I get a little hint of hazelnut. Overall not one that you are going to drink a lot of. Kind of a novelty dessert beer. I'm giving a 3 as I'm not huge on coconut but was worth a try

Dank & skunky hits you right up front but fades quickly. You do then pick up some caramel malt, a little grapefruit, orange. A fairly complex DIPA but could use more bitterness to it. Hides the alcohol well at 9%. I would say very drinkable but at 9% you know it will sneak up on you

Citrusy that leans towards orange. Definitely has a honey background. Some light caramel malts Truly 3.75.

FCO 18. I remember this one as it was an impulse buy. I had it at a tasting, liked it, bought a 6 pack. This is breakfast in a can. Just like French toast. Syrup, vanilla & cinnamon It is somewhat amazing that they can replicate French toast as a beer.