Toasted almond aroma welcomes otherwise passive corn sugared middleweight. Pale malt sweetness counters polite hop backing, bitter citrus siding and piney tinge before hasty dry finish slips into minor acidity.
Coppery amber complexion much deeper and darker than chintzy washed-out moderate-bodied fizzy predilection. Barren barley roast and toasted nuttiness dissipate by soapy citric finish, leaving nary a trace of chalky malted hop dryness.
Splendid ebony-hued maroon-sidled porter integrates burnt caramel creaminess and black chocolate thickness with cedar-sweetened raw maple usurpation. Sour coffee midst backs up against moldy orange souring to raspberry puree finish.
Copper penny-hued medium body provides bittersweet barleymalt cache not dissimilar to Pipkin Brown as tiny black yeast dots bring forth butterscotch aspect for caramelized orange thrust and tealeaf adjunct. Brewery defunct: 2007.
Fair yellowed amber white-headed German Kolsch lager suffers from overt fizz, dank Eastern European soapiness, and sour fruited paucity caused by callow grainy earthiness.
Sour citric aroma, puffy white head, and yellow-tinted body consume senses initially. Slim lemon-lime astringency given unobtrusive hop fizz, softening crisp liveliness of vibrant marmalade-honeyed ‘adjunct’ pilsner changeup.
Frothy beige-headed dry body retains barley-wheat insistence and extreme hop-fueled carbonation settling to dank citric finish. Artisan well water fortifies fine, if unfulfilling, German rep.