Going to the darker side today. This one is dark-ish. This is my first bitter, at least on this app. This leans more on the malty side. Has some toasted caramel, toasted bread with some hints dark fruit leaning towards cherry/black cherry. Has barely a hint of nuttiness. This has light earthy hops that gives it just the right amount of bitterness. Very good for the style. This style is starting to get more popular here in the states. I think Americans are finally starting to learn that English bitters are not really bitter.

Going to the dark side today. I grabbed this today as you don’t see many mild ales here. My history shows I’ve only had 4 before this. This has dark roasted malt that has light bakers chocolate and a hint of smoke that is more in the aftertaste. Has hints of earthy hops. Mildly bitter overall. Packs a lot of flavor for only 3.2%.

My daughter picked this out and gave me one. It’s a very nice local Kolsch. Has a bready and crackery malt. Has some spicy herbal and slightly grassy hops. Has just a touch of lemon. Crisp and clean. Overall a nice local Kolsch that is very good.

This is a local. Has an almost medium smoked bacon / pork taste to it. A little weaker than the German rauchbier’s I’ve had. Still get some lager taste to go with the smoky taste. Overall very good for a local

This has a sweet crackery and biscuity malt with some light+ honey to it. Has some light straw that comes in more at the end. Has some earthy and herbal hops adding a nice bitterness to it. Overall it’s really tasty for a pils. Very nice for a local craft.

To conclude my WC IPA night my last new one is a local. This has very light citrus that is grapefruit and lemon but not very pronounced. Has some light berry that is pronounced. Has some light caramel. Also, light pine/piney resin. The malty and hoppy sides are fairly strong and very balanced. Overall a nice well done WC for a local. I would have rated higher but it also tastes like a local if you know what I mean. More caramel colored than red. The heater skewed the pic.

Has a tropical fruit taste that leans towards dank passion fruit, pineapple with a hint of lemon. Has a medium bitterness. Has a light malt. Overall a really nice local brewed just for our Super Bowl Eagles. E-A-G-L-E-S Eagles. 🦅🦅🦅

Kind of an uninspired IPA but…... It has a medium hoppy bite. It just doesn’t have anything that stands out. I get some papaya but that’s it. It’s not fruity, malty, piney, sweet, earthy, floral or even old school. It is like a plain Jane IPA with some papaya. Overall, what gets me, I like the hoppy side and find it tantalizingly good. I’m going a 3.5 as I’m just throwing my hands up with this one. Plus it is a local for me. Enjoying while my Flyers get their azzes kicked. They suck this year but always a loyal fan. 🏒🥅🏒

Has light biscuity malt. It is moderately bitter with very light lemon. This is a English style pub ale. I listed as a Bitter so please correct me if I’m wrong on the style. Overall it was nice. Has a nice hoppy bitterness. I don’t have a lot of experience with them. It is a local that I need to visit. LOL - I got a sticker for having my 5th bitter. Like I said I don’t have a lot of experience with them. I do like them tho.

This has an oatmeal stout taste. It is roasty with a little bit of char. Has some light dark chocolate. Finishes dry. Very tasty.