This has a sweet malt that has an almost medium corn taste. Clean and crisp. Not much on the hops side. Overall basic, good but nothing special

This has a sweet, bready malt with some floral hops. I detect a hint of honey as I finish. It’s actually a little bit hoppy for the style. I will say it is flavorful.

This is really tasty. Russian Imperial Stout aged on house-toasted maple wood cured with American Whiskey from Flag Hill Distillery in Lee, NH. You really pick up a Smokey maple wood flavor, some dark fruit/fig, bakers chocolate, light vanilla, dark roasted malt with a nice whiskey background that adds just the right amount of whiskey flavor. Slightly sweet but with a counteracting bitterness. Not a real thick one. Overall this is just excellent. I’ll be looking for more of this. I’ve seen this around for a while but never tried. I’m sorry for that.

Happy Friday. From Kara for this one. Has an almost overripe peach, pineapple, mango taste. Juicy but has a light+ hoppy bite to it. Overall really good

Has a clove with light banana taste. Light herbal finish. A pretty decent American Hefe. Just a little on the light side.

My first beer at an indoor establishment since March. Feels a little weird especially sitting with a mask on. Fruity that leans towards pineapple, mango and peach. Light hoppy bitterness - a little earthy. Very light bready malts. Overall okay but nothing great.

Back from Vegas with less money then I left with. Looks like I had before. This time on tap. Definitely a little better. Strong dark roasted malt taste with light coffee, semisweet chocolate, hint of vanilla.

Happy Friday. This is a coffee stout. Has a strong fresh coffee ground and roasted coffee taste. Just a little dark chocolate to it. It is a little bitter. Overall a solid 3.5

This has a strong roasted malts taste with light to medium char and light bakers chocolate giving a slight bitterness. A nice combo that appeals to me. Overall a solid 4

This is a maple double brown ale. You definitely get maple but it’s not overwhelming as I thought it would be (especially given the name). The maple is fairly light. There are some medium dark roasted malts & some light bitter chocolate taste to go with it. Finishes a little dry. Overall a very nice brown ale. The dark roasted malt taste dominates with the rest complimenting it.