Sweet floral hop aroma. Taste has a mix of piney, floral and citrusy hops. Very unique flavor in a world of similar tasting IPAs. It's a shame it's a one off brew. 3.75/5

Oranges and chocolate in the aroma. Very reminiscent of an orange tootsie roll pop. Taste has oranges and milk chocolate. Medium-full body with a lower amount of carbonation. They did a good job on this. Usually the stouts with orange added taste medicinal, but this one doesn't. 4/5

Smells tart. Taste has a lot of pomegranate flavor, followed by vanilla and finishing with a slight tartness. Honestly, this smells way more tart than it tastes. If all sours were like this, I'd enjoy them more. The vanilla beans adds a nice texture to the body, making this live up to the milkshake description. 3.75/5

I smell peach. Taste has the same. A nice fresh tasting peach flavor. Slight tartness as well. I like it. 3.75/5

Aroma has strawberry, tangerine and a hint of vanilla. Taste has tangerines first, followed by strawberry and vanilla, finishing with a subtle hop bitterness in the late mid-palate and continuing into the back end. Aftertaste is strawberries and tangerines. Medium body with a medium-low amount of carbonation. Tasty IPA. Very refreshing. The 9% abv is fairly well hidden. High 3.75/5

Citrusy aroma. Taste is citrusy, juicy with the hops giving of a moderate bitterness and a decent malt backbone. Absolutely delicious. I don't usually grab multiples from this brewery, but I think I found the one I will buy more of. 4.5/5

Smells like mango and orange juice mixed together with a splash of lime juice. Taste has mango and lime with a decent but not overwhelming tartness behind that. Starts tart, but that fades as it gets to the finish. Not typically a style I really enjoy, but I like this one. Glad I tried it. 3.75/5

Malty sweetness, roasty notes and chocolate in the aroma. Taste has a little bit of roastiness up front, immediately followed by a sweetness that seems somewhat fruity and somewhat malty. Finish is very slightly bitter. I'm not too familiar with schwartzbiers, but I like this one. Nothing groundbreaking, but very enjoyable. 3.75/5