Backlog from October 7th Piney hops, citrusy notes and a solid malt backbone. Good IPA. Not sure I'd buy it again, but I wouldn't turn down a glass of it. 3.5/5

Taste has rye spiciness first, followed by piney hops. A moderate amount of bitterness lingers in the finish for a short while. The mouthfeel is pretty smooth, the body is medium+ and the carbonation is medium. Not something I'd buy regularly, but from time to time would be nice. High 3.5/5

Taste has lemon, but it's not super sweet or tart, it's just there. To be honest, there's not a lot of flavor to this. It honestly tastes like a sparkling water with a little bit of lemon added. Quite disappointing, but I'll finish it. I'd pick a bud light before I'd buy another can of this. 2/5

Slightly citrusy aroma. Taste has citrusy and grassy hops that leave a medium amount of lingering bitterness in the aftertaste. Not much more to it, just simple and tasty. I'd definitely pick this up again. 3.75/5

Lots of floral hop character in this. Some grapefruit as well. Moderate amount of lingering bitterness. Definitely more on the bitter side of the spectrum, but still enjoyable. I think I'll take some home with me. 3.5/5

I've had this before. I guess they're just calling it Pig Porter now. Taste has chocolate and a noticeable meaty smokiness, presumably from the malts and the pig bones this beer is supposed to be brewed with. It's a good porter. I don't remember how I felt about this before, but I'll give it a 3.5/5

Decent session IPA. Moderate lingering bitterness. One of the better, more flavorful, session IPAs I've had. 3.5/5