Espresso Yeti poured like thicker motor oil that Yeti. It had more coffee notes that Yeti, which it should. There was also faint woodiness.

Thin for a stout. Tasted of chocolate, coffee, brown sugar and toasted grains.

Poured very thin. There was brown sugar and coffee notes up front followed by roasted grains and ghost pepper heat from the middle to the end of the short lingering flavor. It was generally underwhelming.

Poured like motor oil. Tasted strongly of burnt grains and charcoal; and tasted faintly of coffee and herbs.

Straw and toasted grain notes lead to fainter dark fruit and cookie sweet notes. The smells and tastes of grass and herbs and there is a faint doughiness from the yeast.

Classic earthy English beer.

Baltika started sweet, then quickly became chalky and leathery in flavor. It is not a good beer.

Too piney.

Caramel, honey, citrus, flowers, coconut, and so much booze! There is too much else going on to describe without witnessing it yourself.

Elizabeth approved!! Tart and dry like champagne with a cherry Sweet-tart finish.

Overly dry. It's crisp but not refreshing. It reminded me of overly heavy bodied tonic water.

The nose is strong with citrus and pine. It tastes of caramel and honey, citrus, herbs and pine.

So much citrus hops! It reeks of grapefruit but is backed up by sweet caramel and honey like malts. The bitterness does not linger but a frutiness does which is a huge win in my books.

This was so fruity! It has additional juice added to it but that addition is making me reconsider IPAs. Given a choice I like Galaxy High.

This refreshing beer reeks of tropical and citrus fruits. It is not overly hoppy though.