Less rye than I remember, has balanced more into the beer, also a lot less booziness so the cellar time has done it well.

Rye, rye, and more rye. Heavy rye whiskey nose, flavor, and connotation. A bit boozy, but quite nice as a slow sipper.

Started with this one; about what I remember, lots of malt but a nice bitterness to back up the style, at least relative to some of the other English styles on pour for the evening.

Quite malty! Notes of molasses, candy, moderate carbonation, mild booziness. Should do well with aging.

Big coffee notes, delicious, great beer.

Not much in the nose. Strong coffee notes, porter overtones in the mouthfeel and initial flavor. A good stout, not terribly exciting, but for the price? Thumbs up.

Solid, standard IPA. Nothing terribly notable.

Interesting balance, not too sweet but not too hoppy either. Thick feel, decent finish.

Interesting mild porter. Solid flavor, not too strong.

Very similar nose and hop character to Double Jack. Less potent hop kick, especially in finish, but very well balanced.

Sour, funky nose. Sour citrus start, musty finish. Not a favorite. Toothpaste and orange juice phenomenon.

Champagne like mouthfeel; fruity, some mild spices, orange, and a yeasty nose. Would drink again!

Wine-like notes in nose, with some yeast as well. Mild tart, mild sweet, a nice balance.

Thin, tastes like Raspberry soda beer. Not so good.

Honestly, a bit weird! Big malt nose, but a not too sweet, hopped up pilsner taste. Not bad, but definitely contemplative for a lager.

Interesting, big pilsner. Some ale-like overtones for a lager, and some bread-like character.

Interesting spices in the nose, perhaps a hint of sour in the finish, might just be hop character manifesting as such. Highly carbonated, prone to excess head formation. A really drinkable beer, very enjoyable.

Solid golden Belgian ale, relatively strong hop character for the style that works well.

Good! Super balanced, sweet and hop character works well together.